Sandgren v. Cain Lumber Co.

The court did not abuse its discretion by permitting plaintiffs to file their amended complaint: Or. L., § 102; Zimmerle v. Childers, 67 Or. 465, 470, 471 (136 Pac. 349); York v. Nash, 42 Or. 321, 327 (71 Pac. 59).

For the purpose of proving the incorporation of the defendant Cain Lumber Company, plaintiffs tendered the certificate of incorporation. Defendant Austin objected because that was not the proper method of proving the incorporation of the defendant. We do not believe that defendant is entitled to raise the objection, especially in view of the fact that he received property from that…