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Longo analyzes section 2-615, which governs motions with respect to pleadings: By the very terms of the statute itself, Section 2-615 is a vehicle to strike or dismiss pleadings or parts thereof. It is not a vehicle to strike or dismiss a motion. This is because a motion is not a pleading. A motion is an. application to a court for a ruling or some kind of order in a lawsuit. A pleading, on the other hand, is a cause. of action, counterclaim, defense or reply.
A motion is a written or oral request for a presiding court to make a ruling or to issue an order on a particular legal issue. Pleadings: Pleadings are required documents that contain a partyâs allegations and factual support. Traditionally, the pleadings are the plaintiffâs complaint and the defendantâs answer.