The merits of the case cannot be inquired into upon a motion for a bill of particulars, nor can the sufficiency of the bill be determined by the allegations of the answer (see Matthews v. Hubbard, 47 N.Y. 428); nor can defendant or the court be required to read through various testimony and exhibits in an effort to ferret the answers to the items of demand. It is plaintiff's obligation in the first instance to respond clearly...
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