Ammlung v. Platt

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• holding that Pa.R.Civ.P. 1019(b) did not eliminate requirement of pleading factual circumstances giving rise to inference of state of mind of actor
• holding that a plaintiff in his complaint must accurately and completely set forth the specific basis for recovery so that a defendant knows what grounds to make his defense.
• although state of mind may be pled generally, material facts constituting the conduct of a defendant must also be pled
• amendment of complaint is improper means for discontinuing action against less than all defendants, which should be effected under Rule 229 with notice to all parties

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