Louisiana Glazed Tile & Brick Corp. v. Petty

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• finding that the trial court erred in ruling on the appellants’ motion to strike a settlement agreement without holding an evidentiary hearing where the appellants’ counsel notified the court that the appellants had rejected the settlement
• “[T]he existence of a settlement agreement requires an evidentiary hearing whenever one party disputes the existence of an agreement or its binding effect.”
• “[T]he existence of a settlement agreement requires an evidentiary hearing whenever one party disputes the existence of an agreement or its binding effect.”

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