United Factors v. T. C. Associates, Inc.

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• refusing to set aside stipulation where \a lack of full knowledge of the facts ... was plainly due to [the] failure to exercise due diligence to ascertain them\
• refusing to set aside stipulation where \a lack of full knowledge of the facts . . . was plainly due to [the] failure to exercise due diligence to ascertain them\

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