Dysart v. Remington Rand, Inc.

HINCKS, District Judge.

These are two companion actions, to the complaint in each of which an answer has been filed comprising as a first defense a general denial and as defenses second to thirteenth various affirmative defenses coupled with a general denial. To the answer in each case the plaintiff has addresssed a motion denominated “Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings”. However, the substance of the motion makes it clear that what the plaintiff seeks is a ruling on the legal sufficiency of defenses two to thirteen. Plaintiff’s counsel indicate their own uncertainty as to whether under the…