Harris v. Haralson Farm Supply Co.

1. The plaintiff contends that the defendant failed to file an amendment within the time allowed by the trial judge, and therefore the purported amendment which the defendant filed never became a part of the pleadings. While it is true the amendment came three days late, the trial judge allowed it on the date it was presented, and this had the effect of extending the time in which to amend. This case is distinguished from Pasco Flour Mills Co. v. City Supply Co., 23 Ga. App. 95 (97 S. E. 558), and Park v. Moore, 44 Ga. App. 538 (162 S. E. 155), because in those cases the amendment was never…