Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit March 4, 1929, No. 291 (Elliott Addressing Mach. Co. v. Addressing Typewriter Stencil Corp.)

PER CURIAM.

The order was drawn in entire disregard of equity rule 71, which forbids any recital, except that which comes to us from the English rules of 1824. Instead of this, the solicitor filled up nearly four printed pages with mention of the affidavits used on the motion, and a page and a half more with what he chose to call “findings” — an especial barbarism in an order pendente lite.