Anthony L. McCalla and Cheryl A. McCalla v. Baker's Campground, Inc. Kelli Graves and Kourtnie Graves

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• holding that agreements to enter into future contracts are enforceable if they contain all essential terms
• holding that settlement agreement containing general release, description of real property to be sold, time-line for closing real property sale, identities of transferor and transferee, and price of real property was enforceable settlement
• holding that an agreement to enter into a future contract is enforceable, as a matter of law, if it contains all of the material terms of the contract
• holding that a contract that implied that the parties contemplated forming an additional contract in the future was enforceable because it contained all the terms necessary for enforcement
• holding that even if settlement agreement in which party promised that he “will agree” and “agree[s] to enter an agreement” constituted “agreement to agree,” it was nevertheless enforceable because it contained all material terms
• holding that even if settlement agreement in which party promised that he “will agree” and “agree[s] to enter an agreement” constituted “agreement to agree,” it was nevertheless enforceable because it contained all material terms

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).