What is OUT OF COURT SETTLEMENT?

A legal agreement, usual initiated and involving both parties? attorneys, but that does not involve judges or formal court processes.

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Related Legal Terms
SETTLEMENT OUT OF COURT, OUT OF COURT, SETTLEMENT OF ACTION, COURT OF NISI PRIUS, FAMILY SETTLEMENT, EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE, COURT OF CHIVALRY, OR COURT MILITARY, COURT OF MARSHALSEA, COURT OF SESSION, COURT OF ORDINARY


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