Gilpatrick v. Glidden
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions. The court having granted an amendment to the original bill (81 Maine, 158) the defendants excepted to its allowance. The grounds of the exceptions are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtFosteb, J.
The case was heard in the first instance by a single justice upon the bill in its original form. A decree was rendered in favor of the plaintiffs, from which an appeal was taken by the defendants to the full court, and there the judgment of the court below was sustained, and “decree accordingly” was ordered. Gilpatrick v. Glidden, 81 Maine, 158.
Thereupon, before any final decree had been signed or ordered filed by the court, the plaintiffs by motion in writing asked leave to amend their bill and therein specifically setting forth the amendments desired.
Upon that motion notice was duly…
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