Mercedes-Benz of North America, Inc. v. Dickenson

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• holding that an offer of compromise exists when a party concedes some right to which he believes he is entitled to bring about a mutual settlement
• holding that an offer of compromise exists when a party concedes some right to which he believes he is entitled to bring about a mutual settlement
• holding that an offer of compromise exists when a party concedes some right to which he believes he is entitled to bring about a mutual settlement
• holding that an offer of compromise exists when a party concedes some right to which he believes he is entitled to bring about a mutual settlement
• holding that an offer of compromise exists when a party concedes some right to which he believes he is entitled to bring about a mutual settlement
• holding trial court was within its discretion to determine a letter \was more in the nature of an ultimatum than an offer to compromise\ and, therefore, admissible into evidence

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