State v. Columbia & Hampshire T. P. Co.

34 Tenn. 254
Tennessee Supreme Court·Decided December 15, 1854·Published

Opinion

By the Couet:

The information and sei. fa. thereon are bad; because they do not allege a wilful non-feasance and misfeasance in respect to' the specifications and charges relied on, as a forfeiture of the defendant’s franchise.

Leave was properly granted to the plaintiff to amend; but no amendment was made, and the pleadings remain as they were when instituted. The amendment cannot be made in this court, under the statute of jeofails, it not being a case under that statute.

Judgment affirmed.

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