Opinion ID: 1988100
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Heading: wesley green's amended complaint

Text: Both Champs-Elysees and Edna Green take issue with the Court of Appeals' direction to the chancery court to permit Wesley Green to file an amended complaint when the case is remanded for further proceedings. Their arguments are based on their belief that these amendments would be useless because the chancery court had correctly granted them a summary judgment on their respective claims against Wesley Green. In light of our conclusion that the Court of Appeals correctly reversed the summary judgments for Champs-Elysees and Edna Green, their basis for opposing the amended complaint has disappeared. Accordingly, Champs-Elysees has not persuaded us that the Court of Appeals erred by ordering the chancery court to allow Wesley Green to amend his complaint upon remand.
We affirm the judgment of the Court of Appeals reversing the summary judgments in favor of Champs-Elysees and to Edna Green and directing the chancery court to permit Wesley Green to amend his complaint after the case is remanded for further proceedings. We tax the costs of this appeal in equal portions to John Wesley Green and to Edna Green and Champs-Elysees, Inc., jointly and severally, and their respective sureties for which execution, if necessary, may issue.