Add to ORKGJudgment in a case against Dorothy Mann by the administratrix of a certain estate was rendered in April, 1934. Action to vacate this judgment was instituted in September, 1936. In May, 1936, Irving Mann, defendant in the principal case, executed an affidavit which contained libellous matter defaming the present plaintiff; this affidavit was used to support the petition to set aside the earlier judgment. Held, the defamatory affidavit would not support plaintiff\u27s defamation action; the occasion was one of absolute privilege. Schmitt v. Mann, (Ky. 1942) 163 S. W. (2d) 281
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The Board of Regents of the Colored Agricultural and Normal University of Oklahoma, charged with the...
This recent case discusses Stationers Corp. v. Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (Cal. 1965
Judgment in a case against Dorothy Mann by the administratrix of a certain estate was rendered in Ap...
Plaintiff\u27s petition to the common council for a masseur\u27s license was referred to the Departm...
Respondents, former employees of the Office of Rent Stabilization, brought a libel action against pe...
Defendant, Attorney General for the state of Pennsylvania, wrote a letter to a District Attorney dem...
Defendant, Attorney General for the state of Pennsylvania, wrote a letter to a District Attorney dem...
In her petition, the plaintiff alleged that she had been defamed by the defendant and claimed damage...
Defendant published in its newspaper the contents of confessions made to a prosecuting attorney by t...
In accordance with the Ohio Constitution, which provides that a copy of proposed amendments shall be...
In an action for libel or slander, plaintiff\u27s complaint alleged that defendant, a radio commenta...
In a libel action, the plaintiff proved that the defendant had published a news item in its newspape...
Defendant published as a news items in its newspaper the fact that the plaintiff had been sued for t...
Plaintiff brought an action for libel against defendant for publishing in its magazine a story, whic...
Defendants, the deacons, pastor, and clerk of the Gallatin Baptist Church, published to the church m...
The Board of Regents of the Colored Agricultural and Normal University of Oklahoma, charged with the...
This recent case discusses Stationers Corp. v. Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (Cal. 1965