Owings v. Marshall

OPINION of the court, by

Ch. J. Boyle.

Mar-

shall recovered a judgment in ejectment against Owings and the latter obtained an injunction, by which the pro- ,. . . , J , r. ceedings on the judgment were stayed until the demise laid in the declaration had expired. The injunction being then dissolved, Marshall applied for and obtained an order amending the declaration by enlarging the demise from ten to twenty years. From the order thus amending the declaration Owings has prosecuted this appeal.

The only question is whether the amendment was permissible or not ?

Amendments of the record in some…