Legal Definitions - liquidated debt

Liquidated debt is a type of debt where the amount owed has been agreed upon by both parties or determined by law. For example, if you borrow $500 from a friend and agree to pay it back in a month with $50 interest, the total liquidated debt would be $550.

Another example of liquidated debt is a court-ordered judgment against someone who owes a specific amount of money to another person or entity.

It is important to note that liquidated debt is different from unliquidated debt, which is a debt that has not been determined or agreed upon yet.