Amended vs. withdrawn entry
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 17 U.S. 488 - McArthur v. Browder · 1819Most cited · 7 citing opinions
The distinction between amending and withdrawing an entry is well established, and completely understood. An amended entry retains its original character, so far as it is unchanged by the amendment. So far as it is changed, it is a new entry.
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