Mason v. Hunter

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the defendant's failure to plead an affirmative defense did not make it error for court to enter judgment for the defendant on that defense where evidence proving it had been admitted without objection
• “[T]he rights of plaintiff to a fam trial free from surprise were not violated. Plaintiff knew of the issue and in a limited sense by implication consented.”
• \[T]he rights of plaintiff to a fair trial free from surprise were not violated. Plaintiff knew of the issue and in a limited sense by implication consented.\
• “if necessary, an amendment can even be made on appeal”

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