Compromise resolves disputed claims by mutual give-and-take, including consent judgments or partial payments with forbearance. Compromise is an agreement by which parties settle disputed matters by mutual concession, often resolving doubtful questions through give and take; it includes agreements to seek consent judgments or to settle disputes on agreed terms and covers a debtor's partial payment accompanied by the creditor's promise not to claim the balance, thereby avoiding threatened or pending litigation.
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Compromise resolves disputed claims by mutual give-and-take, including consent judgments or partial payments with forbearance.
Compromise is an agreement by which parties settle disputed matters by mutual concession, often resolving doubtful questions through give and take; it includes agreements to seek consent judgments or to settle disputes on agreed terms and covers a debtor's partial payment accompanied by the creditor's promise not to claim the balance, thereby avoiding threatened or pending litigation.
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