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United States District Court, the district, the plaintiff and defendant, and a Civil Action No. line.
AO 450
Judgment in a Civil Case
AO 450, Judgment in a Civil Case, is a United States District Court form from the U.S. Courts. The U.S. Courts page lists it under Civil Judgment Forms, effective on November 1, 2011. The PDF prints the edition AO 450 (Rev. 11/11) and titles it Judgment in a Civil Action.
It is a judgment the court issues, not a form a party files. In a case captioned Plaintiff v. Defendant with a Civil Action No., it records what the court has ordered (the plaintiff recovers an amount, the plaintiff recovers nothing and the action is dismissed on the merits, or another result) and how the action was decided (a jury verdict, a trial by a judge without a jury, or a decision on a motion). It is dated and signed by the Clerk or a Deputy Clerk.
This page explains the form in plain words and is not legal advice. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

United States District Court, the district, the plaintiff and defendant, and a Civil Action No. line.
The plaintiff recovers from the defendant an amount in dollars, which includes prejudgment interest at a rate, plus post judgment interest at a rate per annum, along with costs.
The plaintiff recovers nothing, the action is dismissed on the merits, and the defendant recovers costs from the plaintiff.
A third box, "other," with lines to describe a different result.
Tried by a jury with a judge presiding and a verdict rendered, tried by a judge without a jury, or decided by a judge on a motion for a named relief.
The Date and the CLERK OF COURT block with the signature of the Clerk or Deputy Clerk.
The district, the plaintiff and defendant names and the civil action number are entered at the top.
Under "The court has ordered that (check one)," one box is checked: the plaintiff recovers, the plaintiff recovers nothing, or other.
For a recovery, the form has blanks for the amount in dollars, the prejudgment interest rate and the post judgment interest rate per annum. It prints no amounts or rates.
Under "This action was (check one)," one box is checked and the judge's name is entered, with the motion named if it was decided on a motion.
The Clerk or a Deputy Clerk enters the date and signs in the CLERK OF COURT block.
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The judgment is captioned for a United States District Court, with the district named at the top and a Civil Action No. line.
The judgment is signed by the Clerk or a Deputy Clerk. It is not a form a party files.
The form prints blanks for the amount, the prejudgment interest rate and the post judgment interest rate per annum. It prints no amounts or rates.
The form does not print a fee or a time limit.
The U.S. Courts page offers AO 450 as a PDF (258.01 KB). The PDF has Print, Save As and Reset buttons.
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The form ends with a Date line and a CLERK OF COURT block with the signature of the Clerk or Deputy Clerk.
The form names the judge who presided at a jury trial, who tried the action without a jury, or who decided it on a motion.
The plaintiff is named in the caption and in the result chosen: either recovering an amount from the defendant or recovering nothing.
The defendant is named in the caption, and in the second result the defendant recovers costs from the plaintiff.
The judgment is issued by the court and signed by the Clerk or a Deputy Clerk. The parties are named in it but do not complete it.
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The Clerk or a Deputy Clerk, in the CLERK OF COURT block. It is a judgment the court issues, not a form a party files.
Three: the plaintiff recovers an amount from the defendant, the plaintiff recovers nothing and the action is dismissed on the merits with the defendant recovering costs, or another result written in.
For a recovery, the form says the amount includes prejudgment interest at a rate, plus post judgment interest at a rate per annum, along with costs. The rates are blanks; the form prints none.
It has three boxes: tried by a jury with a judge presiding and a verdict rendered, tried by a judge without a jury, or decided by a judge on a motion.
Both names refer to AO 450. The U.S. Courts page calls it Judgment in a Civil Case, and the PDF prints Judgment in a Civil Action.
No. This page explains the form in plain words and is not legal advice. It does not say what a judgment means for a case or what to do after one.