Kirstein v. Madden

Citations

• 38 Cal. 158
• 1869 Cal. LEXIS 131

Syllabus

<p>Practice—Statement on Appeal.—If the statement on appeal, from an order refusing a party leave to amend Ms pleading, sufficiently refers to and identifies the affidavits and other papers used on the hearing of the motion, and which appear in the transcript of the record, it is sufficient, and they need not be set out at length in the statement.</p> <p>Practice—Amendments. — Amendments should be allowed with great liberality-in all stages of the proceedings, unless the opposite party would thereby lose an opportunity to fairly present his whole case.</p> <p>Answer.—In a verified answer, a denial \upon\ information and belief is sufficient.</p>