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If An Agreement Is Made In Court Between Both Parties, Is This A Contract Between The Two Parties?

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ianrh261072 | 22:26 Thu 03rd Mar 2016 | Law
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unlikely, unless there was a consideration
22:46 Thu 03rd Mar 2016
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erm well no I disagree

if you and someone else have agreed in fron of a judge that one will do X and the other will do Y I would expect you to be able to go back to the court and ask the judge to enforce it

[ which I agree is not necessarily a contract .... but you know - saying you would do X in front of a judge and not doing it strikes me as fraught with problems ]
17:42 Fri 04th Mar 2016
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Probably. How was this made? Straightforward consent order or Tomlin Order? The latter is normally a contract, the former a Court Order.

Bednobs, the consideration is that one party forebears to sue or take it further.
18:47 Sun 06th Mar 2016

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