W. T. Hanson Co. v. Collier

Two motions are presented to the court in the above-entitled action, which is an action brought to recover damages for the publication of an alleged libelous article. The first motion is to strike out certain portions of the defendants’ answer as irrelevant and redundant. The second motion is for a bill of particulars.

In order to avoid a repetition of the facts the determination of the court upon both motions will be stated in this memorandum.

The paragraphs of the complaint are not numbered and so will be referred to by folios.

In the first and second folios of the complaint the defendants are…