California Supreme Court· 3/27/1882
Thompson v. Johnson
Citations
- 60 Cal. 292
- 1882 Cal. LEXIS 449
Syllabus
<p>Amendment to Complaint—Answeb—Default—Practice.—Where a plaintiff amends in matter of substance, he, in effect, opens the default on the original pleading, and must serve his amended pleading upon the parties including the defaulting defendant.</p> <p>Id.—Id.—Id.—Id.—Case Distinguished.—McQary v. Pedrorena, 58 Cal. 9, distinguished.</p>
Judges: McKee
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