stipulatio juris

stipulatio juris (stip-y[schwa]-lay-shee-oh joor-is). [Latin “stipulatio as to the law”] The parties’ agreement on a question of law or its applicability. • The court is not bound to accept the stipulation if it is erroneous. But the parties are allowed to stipulate the law to be applied to a dispute.

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