Williams v. Brady
District Court, D. New Jersey
In Equity. Suit by Christopher E. Williams, as receiver of the First National Bank of Bayonne, against Bernard Brady and others. On motions to dismiss amended bill, for bill of particulars, and to stay the suit.
1Opinion of the Court
HAIGHT, District Judge.
These are motions to dismiss the amended bill of'complaint, for a bill of particulars, and to stay the suit. The same motions, addressed to the original bill and based on substantially *741the same grounds, were heretofore heard by Judge Hunt. After exhaustive argument and careful consideration he denied them, but determined that the original bill was insufficient in two respects, and struck out those portions. 221 Fed. 118. He, however, granted the plaintiff the privilege of amending. As I stated at the argument, I consider the rulings of Judge Hunt, in so far as…
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