There is no stipulation by the party that opposes an MSJ. They have to submit evidence that refutes the evidence set forth in the msj. Example:

John Doe sued Jane Doe for a slip and fall at Jane Doe's alleged house at 1 Park Ave.

Jane Doe moves for summary judgment with an affidavit that says she has never lived at or owned any property at 1 Park Ave.

John Doe doesn't have any affidavit or attestation or anything to REFUTE what she is saying, but he isn't stipulating either.

Jane Doe is granted summary judgment. The End.