Grange Mutual Casualty Co. v. Kay

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• emphasizing that the drafting of documents necessary to effectuate a settlement agreement is not a necessary act for acceptance of the agreement
• “While issues of stubborn litigiousness are normally for the jury, if there is a bona fide controversy, there can be no stubborn litigiousness as a matter of law.”
• \[T]he drafting of documents necessary to effectuate the settlement may have been a condition of the performance but it was not an act necessary to acceptance of the offer to settle.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).