Poythress v. Poythress

Wyatt, Presiding Justice.

1. The first question presented is whether or not it was error to allow the amendment of February 12, 1957, over timely objection. This amendment alleged in substance that the defendant had been guilty of improper conduct with a named female, which consisted of public companionship under conditions very distasteful to the plaintiff; that said acts of cruel treatment were wilfully and deliberately inflicted with an intention of causing her mental pain and anguish. The objections urged to this amendment were that said amendment charged the defendant with adultery by…