sec.67ATMeaning of unsatisfied judgment debt

### sec.67AT Meaning of unsatisfied judgment debt A judgment debt is unsatisfied if it has not been paid in full within— 28 days after judgment is entered; or if a longer period is allowed by the court for payment—the longer period. A judgment debt is not unsatisfied if the judgment creditor has accepted and been paid an amount in full and final settlement within the relevant period mentioned in subsection (1) . s 67AT ins 2003 No. 1 s 34 (sec.67AT-ssec.1) A judgment debt is unsatisfied if it has not been paid in full within— 28 days after judgment is entered; or if a longer period is allowed by the court for payment—the longer period. (sec.67AT-ssec.2) A judgment debt is not unsatisfied if the judgment creditor has accepted and been paid an amount in full and final settlement within the relevant period mentioned in subsection (1) . - (a) 28 days after judgment is entered; or - (b) if a longer period is allowed by the court for payment—the longer period.