31 S.E. 471 | N.C. | 1898
At the term of the court to which the referee made his report the defendant was allowed to file, as an amendment to his answer, the plea of the statute of limitations. The rule seems to (233) be well settled by the decisions of this Court that amendments to pleadings are left to the discretion of the presiding judge. InGilchrist v. Kitchin,
Error.
Cited: Balk v. Harris,
(236)