Hirsh v. Beard
86 N.E. 954, 200 Mass. 569, 1909 Mass. LEXIS 1049
Opinion
All the material questions raised in this case. are settled in Lane v. Holcomb, 182 Mass. 360. The fact that there was a declaration in set-off is immaterial. It was within the discretion of the court to allow or disallow the motion to amend the answer. And the order for judgment was correct.
■ Judgment affirmed with double costs.
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Hirsh v. Beard, 86 N.E. 954, 200 Mass. 569, 1909 Mass. LEXIS 1049 (Mass. 1909).
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