The judgment creditor is:
A) The victor at trial that is owed money from the opposing party
B) The loser at trial that owes money to the opposing party
C) The court of record that will hold any money owed to any party following a civil trial; similar to an escrow account
D) None of the above
A) The victor at trial that is owed money from the opposing party
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