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· 1/15/1867

Coultas v. Green

Citations

  • 43 Ill. 277

Syllabus

<p>1. Stipulations—binding force of. Where the parties to a suit, enter into a stipulation, and agree, that a decree shall be entered therein according to the case made by the pleadings, and that said decree shall be entered of the term at which said agreement was made, — held, that, the agreement being a mutual one, neither party could take any further steps in the cause, and that a decree should have been entered in conformity with it.</p> <p>2. Same—verbal agreement to dismiss suit. This court has held, in a suit at law, that a verbal agreement between the parties to dismiss the suit, must be complied with.</p>

Judges: Breese

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