Ennis v. Ennis

5 Del. 390
Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 5, 1852·Published

Opinion

THIS was an action of waste. The process on which it was commenced was a capias, instead of summons, as provided by Code, 293. After a view moved and granted,

Mr. Robinson, for the plaintiff, moved to amend the writ, by substituting a summons for a capias which the court allowed, though it was resisted by Mr. Saulsbury, as in fact originating a suit, which was not now lawfully in court. The plaintiff had no right to bring defendant here by a capias; he could institute this suit only by summons.

Amendment allowed.

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