Beason v. South Carolina Bank of Greenville
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
This action is on a negotiable promissory note. The suit was originally filed by the South Carolina Bank of Greenville, and on the trial the summons and complaint were amended, by “adding immediately after the name of the plaintiff where the same appears both in the summons and in the complaint the words ‘to the use of H. B. Carlisle, Receiver of the Bank of Landrum.’ ”
This amendment was allowed over the timely objection of the defendant that it worked an entire change of parties plaintiff, and, after the allowance of the amendment, defendant made a motion that a judgment be entered…
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