When both parties reach an agreement concerning some aspect of the trial, including evidentiary issues over which they no longer have a disagreement, this is known as:

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A stipulation is an agreement between both parties to a trial concerning some aspect of the trial, including evidentiary issues. It is a formal agreement entered into by the parties and submitted to the court for approval. An inference is a conclusion drawn from the evidence presented in the trial. A presumption is an assumption of fact that is accepted until proven otherwise. Judicial notice is a rule of evidence that allows a judge to accept certain facts as true without requiring the parties to present evidence to prove them.

When Both Parties Reach an Agreement Concerning Some Aspect of the Trial