Stipulation Acceptance Irrevocability

A party, having accepted a stipulation in a contract for the benefit of a third party, subsequently sought to revoke that stipulation after the third party had accepted it, leading to a dispute over whether the acceptance made the right irrevocable. The court affirmed that once the intended beneficiary of a stipulation accepts the benefit, the original contracting parties lose the right to revoke that stipulation, reasoning that acceptance solidifies the third party's acquired right, preventing unilateral modification or withdrawal by the stipulator.