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Kelly v. Abbott
781 P.2D 1188, 1989 OK 124, 1989.OK.0040259
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Publisher Description
1 The disposition of this appeal rests on the construction of 12 O.S.Supp. 1988 § 2012 (G) and the correct procedural steps which must logically follow. The issues include whether or not a lawsuit which was dismissed for lack of capacity to sue may be amended even though the trial court failed to specify a time within which to amend as the statute requires; whether or not a summons is necessary upon the filing of the amended petition; and whether the appellant was given sufficient time under the statute to answer the amended petition before default judgment was given.