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· 11/8/1976

Winters v. Lewis

Citations

  • 542 S.W.2d 746
  • 260 Ark. 563
  • 1976 Ark. LEXIS 1846

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that when a defendant is sued under a trade name, the complaint is amendable by alleging and asserting the trae name of the individual doing business under that name where the amendment to the complaint only corrected a misnomer and did not substitute a new party
  • stating that when a defendant is sued under a trade name, the complaint is amendable by alleging and asserting the true name of the individual doing business under that name where the amendment to the complaint only corrected a misnomer and did not substitute a new party

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Judges: Fogleman, Harris, Smith, Jones

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