A Manhattan judge ordered Shia LaBeouf's uncle to repay him an $800,000 loan, but Breaking Celebrity News has exclusively learned the Transformers actor's uncle won't go down without a fight and has filed new legal documents challenging the order.

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, LaBeouf's uncle, Barry Saide, was ordered in Feb. to pay him back for a 2009 loan in which they originally agreed to 15 installments of $53,333 — which Saide never paid.

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTS: Shia LaBeouf's Uncle Appeals $800,000 Settlement

He was ordered to pay back the full amount plus nine percent interest.

Now, the 27-year-old actor's uncle is asking the judge to reconsider the judgement, in the form of a payback to LaBeouf in an alternative of money.

"The alleged Promissory Installment Note is not an unconditional promise to pay which may form the basis for a motion for summary judgement in lieu of complaint… By its terms, the alleged Promissory Installment Note provides specifically that there I an alternative to the payment of money only," the documents filed on March 26, 2014 state.