Allen v. Reed

The defendant complains that the trial judge erred in striking an amendment to the answer. The amendment alleged: “That subsequent to the execution of the written contract between the parties in this case and pursuant to the intentions of the parties thereunder W. C. Allen, on the one part, and J. E. Reed, representing himself and W. H. Reed, on the other part, entered unto an agreement in settlement of all their differences and disputes arising from their relationship in business, which said agreement was made in the presence of Miss Ethel Atherton, employee of said Allen, during July 1954,…