Thomas E. Murchison v. Grand Cypress Hotel Corporation, a Georgia Corporation

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• noting that the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals \favor[s] and encourage[s] settlements in order to conserve judicial resources.\
• explaining that courts “favor and encourage settlements in order to conserve judicial resources’
• summary enforcement of alleged settlement agreement improper when substantial factual dispute exists on terms of agreement
• “[S]tate-issued permits under the Resource Conservation and 14 Recovery Act have same force and effect as those issued by Environmental Protection 15 Agency.”
• “When material facts concerning the existence or terms of an agreement to settle are in dispute . . . the parties must be allowed an evidentiary hearing.” (emphasis added)
• “We favor and encourage settlements in order to conserve judicial resources.”

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