White v. Mayor
6 Duer 685
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Bluebook
White v. Mayor, 6 Duer 685 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1857).
Opinion
Under section 172 of the Code, a plaintiff cannot amend his complaint more than once, as a matter of course, without leave of the court.
If he amends it before answer or demurrer, his right to amend of course is exhausted; and if his amended complaint is demurred to, lie cannot amend it a second time without leave of the court. (Reported in 5 Abb. Pr. R. 322.)
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