Selig v. Barnett

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• holding that a consent judgment is a judgment not reached by the court, but agreed to by the parties and merely recorded with the sanction of the court
• holding that a consent judgment is a judgment not reached by the court, but agreed to by the parties and merely recorded with the sanction of the court
• consent judgment is essentially contractual and not judicial determination of any litigated right
• consent judgment is essentially contractual and not judicial determination of any litigated right

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