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4 Va. 489

Pleasants v. Logan

Virginia Chancery Court

Decided February 15, 1810

Virginia Chancery Court · decided 1810-02-15

. IN this case there had been a decree in part, and a long time had elapsed since the cause had been set for hearing r . upon a publication of depositions; and now a motion was made by Mr. Copland to amend the bill by charging a new and material fact, to wit, fraud; to this there was an ohjection by Mr. Hay, which was submitted to the Court.

Decided 1810-02-15

Bu the Chancellor.

¶11 he rule of the Court is, that after , , , a publication, and the cause regularly set down, you cannot amend by making parties, and cannot introduce new charges, or put a material fact in issue which was not in the case before j but you may prefer a supplemental bill.

¶2Motion denied.

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