Coburn v. Gould

In the plaintiff’s brief on appeal from the judgment of the Superior Court dismissing her bill in equity, she does not question the propriety of the interlocutory decree sustaining both defendants’ demurrers, but attacks only the subsequent order denying her motion to amend the bill. Even if it be assumed, as asserted by the plaintiff, that the denial of her motion was based on an implied ruling that the allegations in the proffered amendment were insufficient to entitle her to relief (but see Sullivan v. Farr, 2 Mass. App. Ct. 815 [1974]), rather *794than an exercise of discretion (see…