Real Estate/Development
Feb. 18, 2011
When a Stipulated Judgment Goes Awry
How to avoid derailment of a stipulated judgment when an appeal is not an option. By Rick E. Rayl and Bradford B. Kuhn of Nossaman.
Most eminent domain cases do not proceed to a full-blown jury trial. Most get settled somewhere along the way, and those settlements often come in the form of a stipulated judgment. When that happens, people tend to give little thought to a possible appeal down the road; after all, they've settled the case.
But sometimes a lot remains to implement the stipulated judgment, and where those events are potentially c...
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