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Winston v. Campbell. Campbell v. Winston.
    February Term, 1810.
    Infants — Answer—Amendment.—An answer, filed by an infant, may be amended, on motion, when he attains his age.
    
      
      Infants. — See monographic note on “Infants” appended to Caperton v. Gregory, 11 Gratt. 505.
    
    
      
      
         Answers.— See monographic note on “Answers in Faulty Pleading” appended, to Tate v. Vance, 27 Gratt. 571.
    
    
      
      Amendment. — See monographic note on “Amendments” appended to Snead v. Coleman, 7 Gratt. 300.
    
   One of the defendants, against whom there had been an interlocutory decree during his minority, was allowed, upon coming of full age, to amend his answer upon motion.