Schwalb v. Connely

The stipulation consists in part of original matter, and in part of designated paragraphs of the pleadings, some in the complaint, others in the answer, referred to, but not set forth, therein. In such situations, as we think, a preferable practice would be to state all the facts at length in the stipulation. The circumstances considered, we shall endeavor to present the factual situation comprehended in the stipulation, and in proper sequence, largely by copying, but not quoting, from it and the pleadings referred to therein, that is to say, as follows: