“Paid into court” refers to a legal procedure where money or other assets are deposited with the court to settle a dispute or fulfil a financial obligation. This action is typically undertaken by a party involved in litigation who wishes to satisfy a debt, claim, or judgement. By paying funds into court, the party demonstrates their willingness to comply with legal requirements and ensures that the funds are available for distribution according to court orders. The court then holds the deposited funds until a decision is made regarding their disbursement, providing security and assurance to all parties involved in the legal proceedings.
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This glossary post was last updated: 29th March 2024.
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