In Re Deontay J.

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• relying upon “the well established principle ‘that the substance rather than the form ... is the controlling consideration’ ”
• noting “the well established principle ‘that the sub stance rather than the form of the pleading is the controlling consideration’ ”
• relying upon \the well established principle `that the substance rather than the form ... is the controlling consideration'\
• noting \the well established principle `that the substance rather than the form of the pleading is the controlling consideration'\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).