New Jersey Court of Chancery May 6, 1922 (Borough of Vineland v. Maretti)

Walker, Chancellor.

The bill is one for discovery and accounting. The defendant moves to strike it out for sundry reasons, among them, that there is no municipal corporation bearing the name “The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Vineland.” The motion to strike is coupled with an anshver to be used as a defensive pleading in case the motion is denied.