Pruitt v. Bowers

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• stating the appeal of an amendment order was interlocutory and generally would not have been appealable except that it accompanied an appeal from the grant of summary judgment
• declining to rule on interlocutory order where trial court had not had an opportunity to rule on the sufficiency of the allegations in the pleadings and stating “[a]rguments going to the legal merits of the proposed pleadings are better taken up in the context of a Rule12(b

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