Manning v. Andy
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Washington County
1Opinion of the Court
McCUNE, J.,
The first question before us is whether we should allow an amendment to a complaint in trespass after the running of the statute of limitations. Defendants oppose the proposed amendment on the ground that it would permit a new cause of action to be instituted after the running of the statute.
The complaint, filed December 12, 1969, alleges that plaintiff was an employe of defendants and that *325on December 16, 1967, defendants held a party for their employes which plaintiff attended. The complaint alleges that another employe, one Russell E. Walters, also attended the party, that…
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