Marrujo v. Chavez

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• not sufficient reason to set aside stipulation where ample facts in the record should have alerted a person of reasonable prudence to the apparent error prior to the final agreement embodied in the stipulation.
• ‘“When there is no mistake but merely a lack of full knowledge of the facts, which, as here, is due to the failure of a party to exercise due diligence to ascertain them, there is no proper ground for relief.’ ”

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