Lanning v. Heath

New Jersey Court of Chancery

Lanning v. Heath

25 N.J. Eq. 425

DecidedOctober 15, 1874

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Lanning v. Heath, 25 N.J. Eq. 425 (N.J. Ct. App. 1874).

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The Yice-Chahcellor.

I think leave to amend should be granted. The proposed’ amendments are in writing, and should be made in accordance with the fifty-seventh rule. They must be made upon payment of costs, and without prejudice to the injunction or other orders heretofore made in the suit.

I think the answer should not be withdrawn, but left on file. The bill and answer should remain as they are, and the-suit go on upon the newly engrossed amended bill.

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The Yice-Chahcellor.

I think leave to amend should be granted. The proposed’ amendments are in writing, and should be made in accordance with the fifty-seventh rule. They must be made upon payment of costs, and without prejudice to the injunction or other orders heretofore made in the suit.

I think the answer should not be withdrawn, but left on file. The bill and answer should remain as they are, and the-suit go on upon the newly engrossed amended bill.

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25 N.J. Eq. 425, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/lanning-v-heath-njch-1874.