Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court November 15, 1849 (Kendall v. Carland)

Wilde, J.

1. The defendants’ first objection is, that there is a variance between the declaration and the lease given in evidence; it not being averred in the declaration, that J. W. Langdon & Co. signed by their partnership name. If this .objection would otherwise have been good, the defect was cured by the amendment moved for b-y the plaintiff, and properly allowed by the court. The Rev. Sts. c.