Gregg v. Gier
10 F. Cas. 1192, 4 McLean 208
Opinion
OPINION OF
Under the act of congress, as well as in pursuance of the state practice, this court has always exercised a liberal discretion in giving leave to amend the pleadings. This power of the court is not limited, as by the common law, to permit amendments only where there was something in the proceedings to amend by. The motion is granted.
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Gregg v. Gier, 10 F. Cas. 1192, 4 McLean 208 (circtdil 1847).
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