stipulation
stipulation
Definition
stipu·la·tion (stip′yə lā′s̸hən)
noun
- the act of stipulating
- something stipulated, as a condition in a contract
Etymology: L stipulatio
stipulation
Synonyms
stipulation
Law Definition
n
A factual condition or requirement incorporated as a
term of a contract; an agreement between opposing parties as to a procedure, as
in a stipulation to extend time to respond, or a fact, as in a stipulation
as to liability. A stipulation made by a party to a pending court case or made
by the partys lawyer with respect to the case is always binding.
stipulation
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- lay: They would use salami strategy, and wear away at the stipulations laid down on their involvement.
- contain: Leach was aware of the stipulation contained in the proposed undertaking.
- meet: Entries that do not meet this stipulation will be disqualified.
- follow: Pete Bland Sports will follow any stipulation directed by you, the customer.
- include: However, the criteria defining an ethical robot includes stipulation that a robot should support REP.
- make: Recording CPD The CIPD make no stipulation about what CPD should be recorded.
Adjective modifier
- express: However, an express stipulation is not necessarily conclusive as to the true nature of the charge.
- only: The only stipulation the college had was the student needed someone to supervise them.
- certain: The United States accepted Japan's conditional surrender on August 11, with certain stipulations.
- legal: Whether the tender process complied with the legal stipulations.
- relevant: Accordingly the default provisions of invoking the relevant stipulations of Part II of the Scheme apply to the time for payment.
- main: The only main stipulation is that you have a Cat 1 alarm.
Noun used with modifier
- covenant: According to their inspiration to do so, the prophets recast and re-ordered the covenant stipulations.
- treaty: As it was on the Sioux reservation, the authorities in Washington were anxious to prevent this violation of the treaty stipulations.
Possessives
- lender: A tax-free death moved back to a thousand couple business lenders ' stipulations.
Preposition: in
- contract: The state of insolvency has no effect on contracts of employment, in the absence of a stipulation in the contract to the contrary.
Preposition: of
- agreement: The stipulations of the agreement meant that the couple had to maintain strict security measures in order in ensure no unofficial media persons entered.
- covenant: This leads us to our next point, namely the precise stipulations of the covenant made with Abraham in Genesis 17.
- treaty: But what Muhammad did was deliberately break that stipulation of the treaty and then claimed that it was Allah who made him do it!
- award: No, one of the stipulations of the award is that you have graduated from a UK university.
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