255 Fifth Ave. Corp. v. Freeman

Three motions are made by defendants. The first, to vacate a judgment entered by plaintiff on defendants’ default in appearance; second, to compel the plaintiff to make the complaint more definite and certain, and the third, for an extension of time to answer. As my disposition of the first motion renders the latter two futile they need not be discussed. Defendants’ time to answer expired February 15, 1923.. No formal notice of appearance or pleading had been served by defendants up to that time. On the last day, however, defendants gave notice of their motion to make the complaint more…