Alfa Mutual Insurance Co. v. Meroney

How courts have described this case

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• remanding for further proceedings where complaint varied from proof at trial and both parties fully litigated case on merits
• affirming judgment of trial court in favor of plaintiff even though claim insufficiently pleaded because defendant had sufficient notice of claim that actually was litigated
• where defendant had sufficient notice of claims not specifically alleged, no material variance between pleadings and proof
• where defendant had sufficient notice of claims not specifically alleged, no material variance between pleadings and proof
• ‘‘a pleading defect cannot be a basis for setting aside a judgment unless it has materially prejudiced the defen- dant’’
• “[t]he absence of a requisite allegation in a complaint that would have justified the granting of a motion to strike ... is not a sufficient basis for vacating a judgment unless the defect has resulted in prejudice”

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