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settlement
Etymology: AS, setlan, to put in place
(in law) an agreement made between parties to a suit before a judgment is rendered by a court.

settlement,
n an agreement made between parties to a suit before a judgment is rendered by a court.

settlement
legal term for a claim for damages resolved out of court by the defendant by making a settlement.


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