Marco v. Whiting

The court below, on undisputed and indisputable facts, reached the opinion that appellant at the time she signed the releases was not under duress and that she acted as she did for other reasons and on sufficient consideration in accepting the settlement of the matter in dispute.

In this case the evidence placed before the circuit court on the motion for summary judgment was such that a verdict in plaintiff’s favor based on it could not be permitted to stand. The evidence is such that no conceivable facts can exist to warrant further consideration of the matter. The summary judgment is…