Ex Parte Conradi

The time limit to the right of amendment, in equity, is the rendition of the final decree. Kirby v. Puckett, 199 Ala. 594, 75 South. 6; Norville v. Seeberg, 205 Ala. 96, 87 South. 164.

A cross-bill must be as complete and perfect as an original bill (Farmers’ S. Bank v. Kirkland, 200 Ala. 146, 75 South. 894; 21 C. J. § 612, p. 507), though it may refer to and adopt parts of the original bill as to “matter of description” to save unnecessary repetition (H. C. & W. B. Reynolds Co. v. Reynolds, 190 Ala. 468, 474, 67 South. 293; Nelson v. Dunn, 15 Ala. 501).

A cross-bill is sufficiently a part of…