Nevada Supreme Court, 1972

Las Vegas Insurance Adjusters v. Page

Las Vegas Insurance Adjusters v. Page
Nevada Supreme Court · Decided January 24, 1972 · Per Curiam
492 P.2d 616; 88 Nev. 16 (Pacific Reporter, Second Series)
Las Vegas Insurance Adjusters v. Page

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Opinion

OPINION

Per Curiam:

We affirm the summary judgment entered below since there is no genuine issue as to any material fact. NRCP 56(c). The appellant’s claim for money from the respondent was compromised and settled by written agreement between them. The appellant’s effort to avoid the binding effect of that agreement is denied by the record which shows conclusively that the agreement was entered into with full knowledge of all relevant facts.

Affirmed.

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