New York Stipulation is a legal agreement between two or more parties regarding specific terms and conditions of a contract. This type of agreement is used in New York State to clarify the rights and responsibilities of all involved parties. It is most commonly used in real estate deals, business sales, and other contracts. The stipulation must be written in a clear and concise language, and must be signed by all involved parties in order to be legally binding. There are several types of New York Stipulation, including: • Settlement Agreements: These are agreements between two or more parties that outline the terms of a dispute resolution. • Offer and Acceptance Agreements: These agreements are used to formalize an offer from one party to another. • Hold Harmless Agreements: These agreements are used to protect one or more parties from liability related to the contract. • Non-Disclosure Agreements: These agreements are used to protect confidential information. • Indemnification Agreements: These agreements are used to protect one or more parties from legal responsibility.