In re Cullinan
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
Appeal by Julius U. Burr from a judgment of the Supreme ' Court,.entered in. the office of, the clerk of the county of Suffolk on the 4th day ,of -January, 1906, pursuant to an order made at the Kings.County Special Term, and entered in the. office of the clerk . of the county of Suffolk on the 18th day of December,1905, revoking liquor tax certificate Ho, 26,199. ' ' , . '
1Opinion of the Court
Hooker, J.:
That parties may stipulate' what the law is that governs their dispute, as well as what the facts are from which it arises, cannot be doubted,- ■ And the courts should and will give as complete effect to. the former as to the latter class 'of stipulations.
' The 11th paragraph of the stipulation upon which this proceeding was submitted, states that the defendant is and has been ftir twenty years last past the owner of- the premises where 'liquor is spld under the liquor tax,certifjcate by this proceeding sought to be - canceled, and that on such premises' there is a building which…
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