Benedict v. Ripley
5 Cow. 37
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Bluebook
Benedict v. Ripley, 5 Cow. 37 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1825).
Opinion
Clearly the defendant could not amend his plea at any time. The 8 Reg. Gen. of' April term, 1796, is the only authority for amending of course. Under this rule you cannot amend a plea unless it be demurred to; and then you cannot add a new plea. The motion must be granted.
Motion granted.
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