BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES MULTIFAMILY LLC, A VS. PROMAX BUILDERS, INC., DOING BUSINESS AS PRO-CRAFT ET AL

Matter on the Law & Motion/Discovery Calendar for Friday July 18, 2025, line 5, PLAINTIFF BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES MULTIFAMILY LLC, A DELAWARE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY'S Motion To Enforce Settlement And Enter Judgment

The unopposed motion to enforce settlement and enter judgment pursuant to CCP 664.6 is granted. The parties agreed in settlement that the court would have the authority pursuant to 664.6 to enforce their settlement. (O'Brien Dec., Ex. 1, p. 6.)

Plaintiff Brookfield Properties shows that defendant Promax Builders Inc. promised to pay it $40,000 as one term of settlement and has not done so. (Id., Ex. 1, p. 1, & para. 6.) The settlement agreement also provides that attorneys' fees incurred to enforce the terms of settlement are recoverable. (Id., Ex. 1, p. 2.) Brookfield Properties is entitled to judgment in the amount of $43,025 plus costs of $60 and may submit a proposed judgment.

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