Milton v. Milton

1. The court did not err in allowing the amendment offered by the plaintiff, striking the fifth paragraph of the petition, in which it is alleged that “the tract of land and the gin-house and gin outfit located thereon is worth for rent” a stated sum; nor in allowing the plaintiff by amendment to strike £rom the prayer of the petition the following language: “that petitioner have judgment against the defendant for such rent as may be found to be due.”

2. The court did not err in allowing the amendment to the prayers of the petition, that “the title to the land in question, together with the…