The motion court correctly held that the primary character of the first 14 causes of action in the original complaint, all of which related only to the offering plan, was legal in nature, notwithstanding that two of these causes of action originally demanded an accounting. The so-called accountings were sought not for purposes of equity but merely to determine the amount of money damages necessary to fully compensate plaintiff, and, accordingly, did not result in a waiver...
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