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§15.1Introduction
§15.2Text of Rule
§15.3Historical Development
§15.4Comparison With Federal Rule
§15.5Purpose and Procedure
(1)Distinction Between Amended and Supplemental Pleadings
(2)Pleadings That May Be Amended or Supplemented
(3)Service of Amended or Supplemental Pleadings
(4)Response to Amended or Supplemental Pleadings
§15.6Analysis
(1)Policies Underlying CR 15
(2)Amendments Under CR 15 (a)
(a)Amendment as a Matter of Course
(b)Amendment by Leave of Court
(c)Discretion of the Trial Court to Grant Motions to Amend
(d)Appellate Review of Rulings on Motions to Amend
(e)Reasons for Denying Motions to Amend
(3)Amendments to Conform to the Evidence Under CR 15(b)
(a)Purpose and Types of Amendments to Conform
(b)Amendments to Conform to Evidence Introduced by Express or Implied Consent of the Parties
(c)Notice of Trial Amendment
(4)Relation Back of Amendments Under CR 15(c)
(a)General Rules of Construction for CR 15(c)
(b)General Analytical Framework for Considering Relation Back Under CR 15(c)
(c)Relation Back of Amendments Adding Claims or Defenses
(d)Relation Back of Amendments Adding Parties
(e)Relation Back and Performance Requirements Conferring Legal Status
(5)Supplemental Pleadings Under CR 15(d)
(6)Interlineations Under CR 15(e)
§15.7Significant Authorities
(1)Comparison With Federal Rule
(2)Distinction Between Amended and Supplemental Pleadings
(3)Pleadings That May Be Amended or Supplemented
(4)Service of Amended or Supplemental Pleadings and Related Motions
(5)Response to Amended or
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