New York Supreme Court March 29, 1972 (Deane v. Deane)

Morrie Slifkin, J.

Defendant moves to vacate plaintiff’s demand for a bill of particulars concerning defendant’s counterclaim for a divorce. The motion is disposed of as hereinafter set forth.

Complexity and prolixity beget complexity and prolixity. If plaintiff’s demand for a bill of particulars is lengthy, it is necessarily so because of the length and prolixity of defendant’s counterclaim.