152 So. 2d 500 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | 1963
Appellant seeks review of an order entered by the trial judge, enforcing a written stipulation, and assigns as error the failure of the trial judge to relieve the appellant [defendant in the trial court] from the obligations assumed under the stipulation.
As a result of the hearing seeking relief from the stipulation, the court, in entering the order denying such relief, made the following finding:
“ * * * it appearing to the court that the Plaintiff has acted or not acted to his disadvantage, based upon the stipulation, and that it would be an error at law not to accept the Stipulation as the agreement between the parties.”
It is incumbent upon a party moving to avoid the consequences of a written stipulation to show good cause why the terms of the stipulation should not be carried out. See: Smith v. Smith, 90 Fla. 824, 107 So. 257; Penney v. First
Affirmed.