	CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE SECTION 664.6 CCP 664.6 provides that if parties to litigation stipulate, in writing or orally before the court, for settlement of the case, the court, upon motion, may enter judgment pursuant to the terms of the settlement. In 1995, in LEVY v SUPERIOR COURT, the California Supreme Court held that the section does not apply to a written stipulation unless it was personally signed by the litigants themselves. The following is a list of citations to cases discussing the LEVY rule: LEVY v SUPERIOR COURT, 10 C4 578 TRUJILLO v G.A. ENTERPRISES, 36 CA4 1105 JOHNSON v DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, 38 CA4 1700 MURPHY v PADILLA, 42 CA4 707 CORTEZ v KENNEALLY, 44 CA4 523 ROBERTSON v KOUPIN CHEN, 44 CA4 1290 BURCKHARD v DEL MONTE 48 CA4 1912 TORRES v XOMOX, 49 CA4 1 WILLIAMS v SAUNDERS, 55 CA4 1158 HARRIS v RUDIN, RICHMAN..., 74 CA4 299 DORAN v MAGAN, 76 CA4 1287 KIRBY v SO CAL EDISON, 78 CA4 840 HARRIS v RUDIN, RICHMAN... , 95 CA4 1332 GAUSS v GAF CORPORATION, 103 CA4 1110


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