a. If a plaintiff is entitled to rent, late charges, court costs or attorney fees in a detainer judgment, the court shall not deny the request or delay entry of judgment solely because of a claim that Fair Debt Collection Practices Act notification requirements have not yet been satisfied.b. If, after entry of a detainer judgment a plaintiff or attorney concludes, either unilaterally or in response to a dispute by the defendant, that the basis for the detainer action or judgment was not valid, then the plaintiff shall promptly file a motion to set aside the judgment.c. No agreement between parties or their attorneys shall be binding if later disputed unless it is in writing and signed by the parties or their attorneys or made orally in open court on the record. This rule shall not prohibit a party who disputes the content of the agreement to move the court to refuse to enforce the agreement if good cause is shown for doing so.Added Dec. 9, 2008, effective 1/1/2009.