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5th Cir. Pattern Jury Instr. (Civil) 2.3

Stipulations of Fact

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A “stipulation” is an agreement. When there is no

dispute about certain facts, the attorneys may agree or

“stipulate” to those facts. You must accept a stipulated

fact as evidence and treat that fact as having been

proven here in court.

Provenance

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