Video Symphony v. Hunter CA2/5
Plaintiff and appellant Video Symphony, LLC (Video Symphony) appeals from the trial court’s judgment in favor of defendant and respondent Daniel Hunter (Hunter) and the trial court’s order denying Video Symphony’s motion for new trial. Video Symphony brought suit seeking to enforce a Stipulation for Enforcement of Judgment (Stipulation) entered into by Hunter and Video Symphony EnterTraining, Inc. (VSE), in which Hunter agreed to make payments on a student loan promissory note in exchange for dismissal of a lawsuit VSE had initiated against him to collect payment on a prior note.
On appeal, Video Symphony contends (1) the Stipulation is enforceable; (2) the trial court misinterpreted the terms of the Stipulation; and (3) the trial court erred in denying Video Symphony’s motion for new trial on the basis of procedural irregularities.
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