Contrary to plaintiffs' contention, the record shows that the motion court did consider their motion for leave to amend and analyzed the jurisdictional issues in light of the allegations in the proposed second amended complaint. The court properly concluded that leave to amend was unwarranted since plaintiffs' factual allegations were insufficient to support their proposed causes of action (see, Non-Linear Trading Co v Braddis Assoc.,
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