Chandler v. Peyton

How courts have described this case

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• stating that leave to amend 8 should be freely given unless opposing party makes “an affirmative showing of either 9 prejudice or bad faith”
• stating that leave to amend should be 4 freely given unless the opposing party makes “an affirmative showing of either prejudice 5 or bad faith”
• “A mere passage of time, by itself, is insufficient; rather, there must be an affirmative showing of either prejudice or bad faith.”

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