¶1The motion is to strike from the complaint language used in describing the plaintiff’s injuries, as follows, “and he was otherwise injured”. Or that the plaintiff be required to specifically set out such injuries as might be covered by the clause, “and he was otherwise injured”.
¶2Rule 8 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 28 U.S.C.A. following section 723c, provides that as to the relief sought it shall be a short and plain statement of the claim.
¶3Rule 84, F.R.C.P., provides that the forms in the appendix to the Rules are to indicate the simplicity and brevity which the Rules contemplate.
¶4In these forms on suggested complaints based upon negligence for personal injuries the expression “and was otherwise injured” appears.
¶5From the above, it is my opinion that the complaint is sufficient in this respect.
¶6Should the defendants need further information in this regard, it might be obtained under the provisions of the Rules by discovery in any one of the several methods provided.
¶7The motion of the defendants is overruled. Order accordingly.