Buxton v. Ullman

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• a demurrer [i.e. motion to strike] is proper when the facts alleged do not bring the case within the scope of the statute and rules relating to declaratory judgments
• \[t]he privilege of using fictitious names in actions should be granted only in the rare case where the nature of the issue litigated and the interest of the parties demand it and no harm can be done to the public interest\
• “[t]he privilege of using fictitious names in actions should be granted only in the rare case where the nature of the issue litigated and the interest of the parties demand it and no harm can be done to the public interest”
• [t]he privilege of using fictitious names in actions should be granted only in the rare case where the nature of the issue litigated and the interest of the parties demand it and no harm can be done to the public interest

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).