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1 Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company vs. the United States 1916

handle is hein.trials/nwpnwsh0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 91 Court of Claims of the United Stitek No. 30372. U. S. S. VIRGINIA. NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING & DRY DOCK CO. V. THE UNITED STATES. STIPULATION AND EVIDENCE. STIPULATION. In order to reduce to the minimum the papers to be offered in evi- dence, and the printed record, and to facilitate the taking of testi- mony, it is hereby stipulated and agreed by and between the parties hereto represented by their duly accredited counsel that the Govern- ment will prepare summaries of the correspondence between the claimant and the officers of the Navy Department and between the Navy Department, its bureaus and its officers, and, on the subject of sheathing, between the Navy Department or its bureaus and Con- gress, regarding changes, progress of work, plans and delivery of material, claims for compensation or damages, and payments, which shall be examined and, if necessary, compared with the originals by both parties; and, when so examined and compared and found to be fair, accurate, and sufficiently complete, shall be accepted in liet of the original papers from which these summaries were made, subject to the same objections for immateriality and inadmissibility as the originals, if presented. In case of any failure to agree as to the correctness or sufficiency of any summary, recourse may be had to the original correspondence in the usual manner. The claimant shall file a bill of particulars' showing the changes and other causes upon which it relies, in order that the above sum- maries may be prepared. It is further stipulated and agreed by both parties that no items of claim shall be raised other than those referred to in the summaries so approved by them or contained in the bill of particulars. 1 For bill of particulars see record, p. 79. 76689-13----1

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