Glasscock v. Sinclair Prairie Oil Co.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that when “the defense is insufficient as a matter of law, the defense should be stricken to eliminate the delay and unnecessary expense from litigating the invalid claim”
• observing that when “the defense is insufficient as a matter of law, the defense should be stricken to eliminate the delay and unnecessary expense from litigating the invalid claim”
• a motion to strike for insufficiency is not “intended to furnish an opportunity for the determination of disputed and substantial questions of law, ... particularly [when] there has been no significant discovery”
• “while the discovery rules are broad, they do not permit discovery of matters that are neither relevant to issues in the case nor calculated to lead to relevant and admissible evidence”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).