Judgments: Stipulated Judgments
Jones
v. Albertsons [06/22/07] 2007 MTWCC 26
A stipulated settlement agreement which attempts to force a claimant to
either waive her right to this settlement or waive her right to make a
future, unknown claim will not be approved by this Court, and judgment
will not be entered to that effect.
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| Householder v. Republic [8/6/01] 2001 MTWCC 41 Irrespective of the parties agreement and stipulation, the Court will not enter a judgment purporting to bind a non-party since the non-party has not been afforded basic due process. Even if the judgment is unenforceable, the judgment would be a chimera and the Court declines to create such a monster. |
Householder
v. Republic [8/6/01] 2001 MTWCC 41 The Court will not enter judgment
on a stipulation that contains provisions which are contrary to law.
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Patrick
v. State Compensation Insurance Fund [5/19/00] 2000 MTWCC 20A.
Where parties reach settlement after trial and decision by Workers’ Compensation
Court, the Court upon request will vacate the existing judgment and re-enter
judgment consistent with the parties’ agreement.
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