LeCroy v. Massey

Benham, Judge.

During the course of litigation concerning several interlocking estates, certain funds were distributed to appellants pursuant to a purported oral settlement agreement between counsel for the parties. Ap pellees, asserting that there was no such agreement, moved for summary judgment on that issue. Three of the six attorneys involved swore that there was a settlement agreement; three swore that there was not. The trial court granted appellees’ motion, holding that there was, as a matter of law, no enforceable agreement. We agree.

Decided February 15, 1988 Timothy P. Healy, for…