Cowles v. Coster
4 Hill & Den. 550
Opinion
By the Court,
The 23d. rule is that, after plea, either party may, before default for nut answering shall be entered, amend the pleading to be answered. The rule does not extend to a pleading already answered. But there was no need of this motion. The course for the defendant was to treat the amended replication as a nullity.
Motion denied,
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