Hulbert v. Comstock
77 Mass. 14
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Bluebook
Hulbert v. Comstock, 77 Mass. 14 (Mass. 1858).
Opinion
The defendant has a right to make one answer at one time. When he has made and filed it, the plaintiff has a right to treat it as the answer to the action, and traverse, [15]*15demur, or take any other step. Any amendment or additional answer must be filed by leave of court. The proceedings in this case were irregular and against the established practice.
Exceptions sustained.
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