Title 6: Judgments and Orders
- Section 131: How the court disposes of a case
- Section 132: Striking a case from the docket
- Section 133: Judgment on the day proceedings end
- Section 134: No refusal to decide for want of law
- Section 135: Depositing money with the court before judgment
- Section 136: Effect of a deposit on liability and interest
- Section 137: Performing a non-money obligation during suit
- Section 138: Judgment on a compromise, limited appeal
- Section 139: Separate judgments in consolidated cases
- Section 140: How judgments and orders are made and read
- Section 141: Required form and content of a judgment
- Section 142: Deciding within the pleadings, exceptions
- Section 143: Correcting minor errors in a judgment
- Section 144: No re-proceeding on a decided matter
- Section 145: Binding effect of a judgment on parties
- Section 146: Conflicting final judgments, which prevails
- Section 147: When a judgment becomes final
- Section 148: Res judicata, bar on repeat suits
- Section 149: Litigation costs and court fees defined
- Section 150: Court fees on money claims
- Section 151: Refund of court fees
- Section 152: Who pays other court fees
- Section 153: Enforcement costs and who pays
- Section 153/1: Methods and rates for fees
- Section 154: Deposit for enforcement expenses
- Section 155: Right to apply for fee waiver
- Section 156: Filing the fee waiver application
- Section 156/1: Deciding the fee waiver
- Section 157: Effect of a fee waiver
- Section 158: Loser pays waived fees to court
- Section 159: Waiver revisited if party can pay
- Section 160: Withdrawal of fee waiver for misconduct
- Section 161: Losing party bears the costs
- Section 162: Costs among co-parties
- Section 163: Costs when a case ends by settlement
- Section 164: Costs after a deposit into court
- Section 165: Costs after performance of an obligation
- Section 166: Costs caused by fault or delay
- Section 167: Court's duty to order costs in the judgment
- Section 168: No appeal on court costs alone
- Section 169: Preparing the account of court costs
- Section 169/1: Enforcing unpaid court costs
- Section 169/2: Who bears the costs of execution
- Section 169/3: Execution costs caused by fault