Brooks v. New York & Greenwood Lake Railroad

How courts have described this case

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• leave to amend liberally “subject to the qualification that any amendment may not introduce a new cause of action after the statute of limitations has run its course”
• where a plaintiffs cause of action was implicit in the original complaint, plaintiff could amend complaint after the statute of limitations period had run to amplify original claim as long as the defendant was not prejudiced
• intervening negligence of third party
• intervening negligence of third party
• intervening negligence of third party

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