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· 10/15/1885

Scharff v. Lisso

Citations

  • 63 Miss. 213

Syllabus

<p>1. Replication. Demurrer thereto. Amendment. Judgment.</p> <p>On sustaining a demurrer to a replication the judgment should be final if the plaintiff does not ask for leave to amend. But where such leave is asked it is the duty of the court to grant it under the statutes of Mississippi, which allow all amendments to he made for the purpose of bringing the merits of the controversy in issue.</p> <p>2. Conelict oe Laws. Limitation of actions.</p> <p>In suits in this State the statute of limitations of the lex fori, and not of the lex loci contractus, governs the right of action.</p>

Judges: Cooper

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