Prindle v. Dearborn

By stipulation between counsel for the parties to this proceeding, the court is to pass upon what would be a fair amount to be awarded to the mother for the maintenance of the respondent’s two children.

A stipulation entered into between counsel in a proceeding of the character before me is binding upon the parties.

Chief Judge Crane, in Matter of Kane v. Necci (269 N. Y. 13), said: “ Another law, however, has been passed by the Legislature, chapter 482 of the Laws of 1933, creating in the city of New York the Court of Domestic Relations, proceedings in which are treated as of a civil rather…