· 10/28/1969
King v. Commercial Union Insurance
Citations
- 306 F. Supp. 9
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- stating that a motion for more definite statement is appropriate in those instances where a defendant is unable to reasonably respond because the claim is so indefinite that the defendant is unable to know whether or not it did the things charged
- stating that a motion for more definite statement is appropriate in those *Page 15 instances where a defendant is unable to reasonably respond because the claim is so indefinite that the defendant is unable to know whether or not it did the things charged
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Judges: Woodward
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