Pearson v. Pearson

The “re-amended complaint” contains allegations charging a conspiracy. Commingled with such allegations, it sets forth allegations common to actions for assault and battery, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, trespass and libel and slander. Although one or more causes of action may be properly stated, the allegations relevant and material thereto are indefinitely and obscurely pleaded and are so inextricably mixed and intermingled with irrelevant and immaterial allegations that it is quite impossible to separate them and to strike out only the bad, without redrafting the entire…