Guilizio v. Rios
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJames S. Brown, J.
In this negligence action defendant Moniger moves to preclude or, in the alternative, for a further bill as to item second (c) of the bill of particulars and to strike the reservation clause appearing at the end thereof.
Plaintiff’s opposition to this motion is without merit. Paragraph ‘ ‘ sixth ’ ’ of the complaint describes, among other things, an alleged negligent condition 11 on each step ” of the stairway, *514and defendant is entitled to know what particular step plaintiff will claim, at the trial, caused her to fall. Our courts generally treat these applications with a degree of liberality…
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