Opinion
(Fall Riding, 1802.)
An answer may be amended on motion.
Haywood moved for leave to amend the answer, and insisted it was agreeable to the practice, and had been done in many instances.
took time to advise; and the cause of Wilcox's Executors v. McLaine coming on in the meantime, in which was read an amended answer, he said, at another day the answer may be amended.
NOTE. — See Barnes v. Hill, post, 236; Anonymous, post, 352; Benzien v. Lovelace, 1 N.C.; Arendell v. Blackwell, 16 N.C. 354; Tomlinson v. Savage, 22 N.C. 68.
Cited: Graham v. Skinner, 57 N.C. 99.