New York Supreme Court October 16, 1947 (Blum v. Oxman)

Hofstadter, J.

Motion is made by plaintiff for judgment on the pleadings and to strike out the affirmative defenses as insufficient in law. The court must look solely to the pleadings to determine this motion. Consequently, many of the statements made in movant’s brief as to matter not in the pleadings are improper, and will be disregarded.