If a party disagrees with this Court's ruling on appeal it should seek rehearing or leave to appeal to the Supreme Court and not challenge this Court's determination in the trial court. Because this Court ruled on the pre-judgment interest issue, the trial court was precluded from altering that ruling. The purpose of this provision is to compensate prevailing parties for expenses incurred in bringing suits for money damages and for any delay in receiving such damages. It is remdial in nature and is to be construed liberally in favor of the plaintiff. This Court has held that trial courts must accrue interest from that time .
Statutory interest accrues until the judgment is satisfied.
MCR 2.620 sets forth the manner in which a judgment debtor can satisfy a judgment. However, payment to the clerk stops the accrual of interest only with respect to the portion paid, not the entire amount later determined to be due. We remand to the trial court to re-compute the interest. See Niggeling, supra at 166.