Which term describes a judgment entered on the agreement of the parties, which receives the sanction of the court?

Which term describes a judgment entered on the agreement of the parties, which receives the sanction of the court?

• A. Appellate Court
• B. Agreed Judgment
• C. Allocation
• D. Affirm

Answer: (B)

An agreed judgment is a judgment entered by the court based on the parties’ own settlement or agreement, with the court’s approval. This means the parties have negotiated the terms, and they ask the judge to sign off so the agreement becomes a binding court judgment. Once the judge sanctions it, the agreed judgment carries the full weight and enforceability of any other court judgment. This differs from a decision reached after a trial or from other filings; it’s specifically created by mutual agreement and then validated by the court.

An agreed judgment is a judgment entered by the court based on the parties’ own settlement or agreement, with the court’s approval. This means the parties have negotiated the terms, and they ask the judge to sign off so the agreement becomes a binding court judgment. Once the judge sanctions it, the agreed judgment carries the full weight and enforceability of any other court judgment. This differs from a decision reached after a trial or from other filings; it’s specifically created by mutual agreement and then validated by the court.