James Patrick McGranery

“Defendant has elected to test the former in a blanket demand, and I feel, therefore, that the motion must be denied.”

“Accordingly, the order of May 23, 1950, will be reaffirmed.”

“Accordingly the defendants’ motion will be granted.”

“Neither is the defendant entitled as a matter of law to a list of the names of the witnesses who appeared before the Grand Jury.”

“Therefore, the motion to permit inspection of the Grand Jury’s minutes will be denied, as will the motion to dismiss the indictment.”

“the motion to permit the defendant to inspect and make copies of his statement and correspondence, that motion will be granted.”

“Accordingly, the defendant’s motion will be granted.”

“The default judgment, therefore, will be set aside.”

“Accordingly, it will be denied.”

“Since the original complaint gave adequate notice that suit was actually against husband and wife, and since it was served upon a proper person, as to both defendants, I am allowing the amendment.”

“Accordingly, therefore, judgment forplaintiff on his motion for summary judgment will be denied.”

“an order will be entered granting the motion to dismiss as to the defendant Melucci, but denying the motion as to the defendant Luongo.”

“The exceptions of the Kellett Aircraft Corporation to the report and recommendation of the special master, dated February 23, 1951, are overruled.”

“The first and fifth exceptions of the Coldaire Corporation are sustained, and the remainder, overruled.”

“The motion of the Kellett Aircraft Corporation to dismiss the claims of the Coldaire Corporation is granted as to the claim set forth in paragraph (b) of the stipulation of December 27, 1950, and denied as to the claims set forth in paragraph (a).”

“Therefore, the motion to dismiss the complaint in the above-entitled case is hereby granted”