Mealer v. Kennedy

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the Supreme Court held in Frickey that “the purported acceptance did not create an enforceable agreement”
• indicating that an insurer’s request that the injured party sign an affidavit certifying that no liens existed was merely an attempt to memorialize a previous understanding
• indicating that an insurer’s request that the injured party sign an affidavit certifying that no liens existed was merely an attempt to memorialize a previous understanding
• noting that proffer of no-lien affidavit and request that it be signed was “merely an attempt to memorialize” an understanding that no liens existed after injured party’s attorney had previously stated that there were no known liens
• noting that proffer of no-lien affidavit and request that it he signed was “merely an attempt to memorialize” an understanding that no liens existed after injured party’s attorney had previously stated that there were no known liens
• the refusal to execute a release acceptable to a party did not obviate the prior agreement to settle

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).