Holcomb v. Hamilton

The case cited from Durnford & East is in point. Courts have of late, so long as the record is before thém, adopted the practice of granting all amendments to which the party would have been entitled as of course, provided that it be of no prejudice to the other party.

*68^et the rule be made aboslute on payment of the costs of this motion and of the .writ of error.