McDonald v. Green

This is a motion to make the complaint more definite and certain. The rule is that, if the court can see the meaning of the allegations with ordinary certainty, the pleading is not indefinite. See Madden v. Underwriting Printing Co., 10 Misc. Rep. 27, and cases there cited. The principal objection, however, urged by the plaintiff, in opposition to the motion, is that defendant has not complied with rule 22 of the General Eules of Practice, by making his motion within twenty days after the service of the complaint, and that he has obtained an extension of his time to answer. Under the rule, it…