LONGSTAFF v. TUTHILL

No. 87-0095.

1 Pa. D. & C. 4th 529 (1987)

Longstaff v. Tuthill

Common Pleas Court of Carbon County, Pennsylvania.

December 7, 1987.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Jeffrey M. Seiken, for plaintiff

Hugh M. Emory, for defendant.


LAVELLE, P.J., December 7, 1987.

This case raises the perplexing question of whether the court should allow the amendment of the name of a defendant after the statute of limitations has run. Because the effect of plaintiff's proposed amendment would be to introduce a new and distinct party to the action, we cannot permit the amendment.

FACTS OF THE CASE

Plaintiff's complaint alleges that, through the negligence of defendant, Ray Tuthill, individually...

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