"legal stipulations" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing laws, regulations, or requirements that must be followed in a particular situation or context. This could include contracts, agreements, rules, or other legal documents. Example: The contract includes several legal stipulations that both parties must adhere to in order to avoid any legal repercussions.
Other post offices have been sold with so-called covenants: legal stipulations that require subsequent owners to maintain certain architectural features in perpetuity, even if a property is transferred.
A central module of the curriculum should explain the importance of nature conservation and environmental protection and the obligation to comply with the relevant legal stipulations.
"There were just a few legal stipulations and conditions I wanted tweaked a little and club has agreed to it and I signed it this morning".
This is to avoid the hellbroth of shifting legal stipulations that growers must constantly keep track of.
Collect approximately 20-150 μl of blood (dependent on legal stipulations and experimental requirements) by pressing the tip against the edge of the blood droplet.
The government has ignored a legal stipulation that mining companies must always pay royalties.
Mr. Galler said that her conditions satisfied the legal stipulation that an "idiosyncratic" sex offender could be spared prison time.
Of course the point and legal stipulation of keeping a store on Savile Row is that there will be in-house tailors busy at work and visible from the street in their basement workshop.
He wasn't even mentioned in the U.S. Attorney's press release about today's settlement, or in a letter and legal stipulation about the settlement that Bharara's office filed in U.S. District Court.
Her crippled cousin, who since birth had been confined as he was now, had for Martina the attraction of a legal stipulation: in time she would inherit what was left.
The idea that reading might lead wrongdoers back to the path of righteousness is deeply embedded in the system, and the right to read by adequate light is a legal stipulation.
