Crown v. CHASE HOME FINANCE

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• no prejudice where proposed amended answer was filed after filing of motion for summary judgment even though it raised several affirmative defenses not addressed in motion for summary judgment
• no prejudice where leave to amend was sought after the filing of the motion for summary judgment and asserted 3 defenses not addressed in the motion for summary judgment
• all doubts should be resolved in favor of allowing amendment unless it clearly appears that allowing amendment would prejudice opposing party, privilege to amend has been abused, or amendment would be futile

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