Sentence examples similar to binding stipulations from inspiring English sources
The Wilko case, decided in 1953, required the Court to determine whether an agreement to arbitrate future controversies constitutes a binding stipulation "to waive compliance with any provision" of the Securities Act, which is nullified by § 14 of the Act.
182, 98 L.Ed. 168, that an agreement to arbitrate Securities Act claims is void under § 14 of the Act, which prohibits a binding stipulation "to waive compliance with any provision" of the Act.
A state often has many laws relating to railroads on its statute books which do not become a part of the charter contract which are of such a nature that it is apparent the state could not have intended to make or exact a continuing and binding stipulation embodying their terms.
Such statutory damages shall be awarded only if the television broadcast station has filed a binding stipulation with the court that such station will donate the full amount in excess of $1,000 of any statutory damage award to the United States Treasury for public purposes.
If this interpretation of the contract will bring hardship and loss to the water company, and to those having an interest in its property and bonds, the result (omitting now any consideration of the question of power) is due to the absence from the agreement between the parties of any stipulation binding the city not to do what, unless restrained, it now proposes to do.
"Stipulations must be binding," he wrote.
The "you" mentioned in this passage is the entire community of Israel, and this is a stipulation of a legally binding communal contract.
The answer of the defendants insisted that the contract of the city with the plaintiff was not a valid and binding contract, so far as concerned the stipulation binding the city not to erect or maintain, or become interested in, any system of water works other than that of the plaintiff.
§ 50-201.3 Insertiof of stipulations.
