Other Judgments

Other Judgments. Judgment for any form of relief other than the payment of money or the adjudication of an interest in land, after the time for appeal therefrom has expired without notice of appeal being filed or after any appeal duly taken has been finally determined or after an order has been entered that an appeal shall not stay the judgment, may be enforced by contempt proceedings; provided, that enforcement at such time is required to prevent irreparable injury or multiple damage to the interests of the winning party and is otherwise in the interest of justice. Upon a finding of contempt, the person against whom the judgment has been rendered may be fined or imprisoned at the discretion of the court until he or she complies with the judgment or is released by the court or has been imprisoned for six months, whichever happens first. Source: 8 TTC § 3.