192 A. 493 | N.H. | 1937
Amendments of substance are to be allowed at any stage of litigation when necessary to prevent injustice (P. L., c. 334, s. 9), and although they have retroactive effect. Brown v. Brockway,
The case is unlike that of Lewis v. Hines,
The inquiry whether an amendment is necessary to prevent injustice "is a discretionary question of fact for the trial court not reviewable here except in cases" where abuse of discretion is claimed. Bacon v. Thompson,
Exception overruled. *484