Triple Eagle Associates, Inc. v. Pbk, Inc.

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• holding that “the phrase ‘suitable period of time’” did not render a settlement agreement unenforceable
• stating that “where the terms of a written contract are plain and unambiguous, a court must confine itself to the four corners of the document to 3 See also King v. GenOn Energy Holdings, Inc., 747 S.E.2d 15, 17 (Ga. Ct. App. 2013
• in order for settlement agreement to be enforceable, “the parties must agree on all material terms, and those terms cannot be incomplete, vague, uncertain or indefinite”

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