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81 A.D. 91

Begen v. Curtis

Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York · decided 1903-03-15

<p> Submission of a controversy—it must state that it contains a statement of the facts agreed upon. </p> <p>A record purporting to be a submission of a controversy on an agreed statement of facts pursuant to section 1379 of the Code of Civil Procedure, which does not contain a stipulation between the parties that the papers constitute a case containing a statement of the facts which have been agreed upon, is fatally defective.</p> <p>The defect is not cured by a memorandum opposite the title, to the effect that the record is a case agreed upon in a controversy submitted without action pursuant to the Code of Civil Procedure.</p>

Decided 1903-03-15

Per Curiam :

¶1The proposed submission in this case contains no agreement as to the facts which are admitted and form the subject of the alleged submission. Opposite the title there is a memorandum to the effect that it is a case agreed upon in a controversy submitted without action, pursuant to the Code of Civil Procedure.- That does not form any part of the submission, but is merely descriptive.

¶2And, furthermore, it is not stated that the case agreed upon contains a statement of the facts as required by the Code (§ 1219). There is no stipulation whatever between the parties that the papers constitute a case containing a statement of the facts which has been agreed upon.

¶3The submission must, therefore, be dismissed, with leave to file a new. submission.

¶4Present — Tan Brunt, P. J., C’Brien, Ingraham, McLaughlin and Laughlin, JJ.

¶5Submission dismissed, with leave to file new .submission.

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