granted defendant's motion to strike certain allegations from the supplemental bill of particulars as constituting new theories of liability not set forth in the notice of claim and to preclude plaintiff's expert from testifying regarding those matters, unanimously affirmed, without costs.
In this action for negligence arising from plaintiff's slip and fall on liquid that was allegedly present on the third step of a staircase owned and maintained by defendant, the Supreme Court properly dismissed the allegations made in the supplemental bill of particulars regarding defendant's failure to provide a skid or slip-resistance surface on the staircases's stair treads, with listed regulatory violations, and that defendant's employees were improperly trained. Indeed, the notice of claim states that the accident was caused "as a result of a liquid substance" beingreligion.

Not a single class has been taught, but the school is generating controversy among the estimated 240,000 Jews living in Broward County, which also has one of the nation’s largest concentrations of Israelis.

Ben Gamla’s charter was approved in March, but the school was still the hot topic at a July 24 school board meeting that drew a standing-room-only crowd. Supporters of the school — the brainchild of the area’s former U.S. congressman, Peter Deutsch — say it could serve as a national model, providing families with a financially accessible option at a time when most non-Orthodox households are opting not to send their children to Jewish day schools.

Some critics, on the other hand, worry that the school’s main contribution will be to serve as a road map for