Rule 85.15.Contents of Judgment.

Attachment proceedings can generate their own findings along the way, separate from the merits of the underlying claim — most notably, the findings a court makes when it rules on a motion to dissolve under Rule 85.14. Rule 85.15 makes sure those findings do not get lost. It requires the final judgment to include whatever findings the court made on a motion to dissolve the attachment.

This matters for more than tidiness. The attachment findings can affect what happens to bonds posted along the way, they matter to any action later brought on those bonds under Rule 85.24, and they shape the record on appeal, which Rule 85.16 says proceeds the same as in any other civil action. Folding the dissolution findings into the final judgment gives everyone — the parties, any sureties, and a reviewing court — one place to look for the complete disposition of the case, including the attachment issues.

Rule 85.15 is narrow by design. It does not create new findings or change the standards under which the court rules on a motion to dissolve; it requires only that whatever findings were made get carried forward into the judgment that closes out the case.