282 A.D. 856 | N.Y. App. Div. | 1953
The allegations of the complaint are so conflicting and confusing with respect to both the facts and theory of the action that it should not be allowed to stand as a pleading. It is not clear, for example, as to
The allegations of the complaint are so conflicting and confusing with respect to both the facts and theory of the action that it should not be allowed to stand as a pleading. It is not clear, for example, as to