NEW ENGLAND EDUCATIONAL TRAINING SERVICE, INC. V. SILVER STREET PARTNERSHIP 148 Vt. 99, 528 A.2d 1117 (1987) CASE BRIEF

NEW ENGLAND EDUCATIONAL TRAINING SERVICE, INC. V. SILVER STREET PARTNERSHIP
148 Vt. 99, 528 A.2d 1117 (1987)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was an appeal from a summary judgment enforcing a settlement agreement.
FACTS: Silver Street (D) is the record owner of a parcel of real estate with a mortgage in New England Educational Service, Inc.'s (P) favor. D had acquired the property without notice of P's mortgage. D's interest had been improperly indexed. D was notified of the encumbrance and entered into negotiations to settle the dispute. Those negotiations failed because the predecessors in title refused to cooperate, and P filed a foreclosure action. D retained an attorney to help settle the problem and authorized the attorney to offer $10,000. That offer was refused. The trial court granted P's summary judgment against D in foreclosure in that the attorney had made a $60,000 settlement of P's complaint that was accepted. D appealed.

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