Herrington v. Hall

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• “The trial court has always had wide discretion to allow an amendment, and unless there is a manifest abuse of that discretion, this Court declines to interfere.”
• broad right to amend may not be exercised “after a case has been tried and a judgment rendered therein which has not been set aside or vacated”
• while the right to amend “is very broad, it may not be exercised after a case has been tried and a judgment rendered therein which has not been set aside or vacated”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).