Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 12/8/1994

Jones v. Jones

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651 A.2d 157
438 Pa. Super. 26
1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 3585

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holding that an agreement that merges into the divorce decree is enforceable as a court order, but an agreement incorporated into the decree “survives as an enforceable contract [and] is governed by the law of contracts”
holding that an agreement that merges into the divorce decree is enforceable as a court order, but an agreement incorporated into the decree “survives as an enforceable contract [and] is governed by the law of contracts”
holding that an agreement that merges into the divorce decree is enforceable as a court order, but an agreement incorporated into the decree “survives as an enforceable contract [and] is governed by the law of contracts”
finding no merger when language of agreement clearly states that it shall survive divorce decree, and divorce decree does not expressly merge agreement

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Judges: Cirillo, Olszewski, Hester

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