Estate of Columbus v. Monti

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• finding that the plaintiffs “were not prejudiced by the addition of the [affirmative] defense as they faced no obstacles by the amendment which they would not have faced had the original pleading raised the defense”
• “[T]he language of Civ. R. 15(A) favors a liberal amendment policy and a motion for leave to amend should be granted absent a finding of bad faith, undue delay or undue prejudice to the opposing party.”
• Civ.R. 15 patterned after Fed.R.Civ.P. 15

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