A dormant judgment is a court decision that has not been enforced within a certain time limit. This means that any legal claim to the judgment may have been lost, and the creditor must revive the judgment before they can take any action to enforce it. It is important to note that a dormant judgment is not the same as a void judgment, which has no legal force or effect.
A more thorough explanation:
Dormant Judgment
A dormant judgment is a court order that has not been enforced within the time limit set by law. This means that any judgment lien may have been lost, and execution cannot be issued unless the judgment creditor first revives the judgment.
@chickenburgahfart: I would do that in the Army if really desperate for food or if I had to work through lunch. One of the few fast food places I go to.