Life General SEC. Ins. Co. v. Horal

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• leave to amend should be granted unless the privilege has been abused, there is prejudice to the opposing party, or amendment would be futile.
• “Since Life General had not sought to amend its pleadings before the instance we now review, it cannot be said that the appellant has abused the-privilege.”

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