Jacobs v. New York Life Insurance
Mississippi Supreme Court
Jacobs v. New York Life Insurance, 71 Miss. 656 (Miss. 1893)
Campbell
Jacobs v. New York Life Insurance
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court.
The motion will be denied. The order as entered on the minutes of the circuit court, sustaining the demurrer to the
It is not the duty of the court to offer the plaintiff leave to amend when a demurrer is sustained to the declaration. If desired, it must be asked for, and, if leave to amend is not obtained during the term, the judgment is final and the case disposed of, so that costs may be taxed, and an appeal may be prosecuted from the judgment as final.
Motion denied.
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- Regina M. Jacobs v. New York Life Insurance Co.
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- Appeal. Demurrer to declaration sustained. Finality. If plaintiff does not, during the term, obtain leave to amend, a judgment sustaining a demurrer to a declaration, though not expressing that the action is dismissed, is final, and may be appealed from.