Add to ORKGDefendant charged that plaintiff, a buyer and seller of vehicle parts, had been cutting prices and reselling below cost, and that certain wholesalers had cut him off from an open account basis. In the subsequent slander suit, the lower court sustained a demurrer to the declaration because no special damages had been alleged. Held, that a charge of price cutting and reselling below cost is slander per se and actionable without an allegation of special damages. Meyerson v. Hurlbut, (App. D. C. 1938) 98 F. (2d) 232; writ of certiorari denied, (U. S. 1938) 59 S. Ct. 69
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Defendant telegraph company transmitted to ten officers of an international union a telegram from me...
This recent case discusses Stationers Corp. v. Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (Cal. 1965
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Since the sixteenth century courts of law have held that an individual may bring an action for damag...
Defendant telegraph company transmitted to ten officers of an international union a telegram from me...
This recent case discusses Stationers Corp. v. Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (Cal. 1965
In her petition, the plaintiff alleged that she had been defamed by the defendant and claimed damage...
In a libel action, the plaintiff proved that the defendant had published a news item in its newspape...
This article discusses the traditional law of defamation, with particular emphasis on standards of l...
The defendant, during the course of a public address, said of the plaintiff, an attorney: They are ...
Defendants, the deacons, pastor, and clerk of the Gallatin Baptist Church, published to the church m...
Plaintiff brought an action in slander alleging that defendant orally described him as a Communist d...
Defendant published in its newspaper the contents of confessions made to a prosecuting attorney by t...
Plaintiff sued for treble damages under the Anti-Trust Act, alleging that the defendants had conspir...
S. entrusted by the president and general manager of a corporation with the business of obtaining a ...
Attorneys for plaintiff wrote a letter to a bus company claiming damages for an injury resulting fro...
Plaintiff brought an action for libel against defendant for publishing in its magazine a story, whic...
Plaintiff brought an action to recover damages occasioned by certain letters, alleged to be false an...
Since the sixteenth century courts of law have held that an individual may bring an action for damag...
Defendant telegraph company transmitted to ten officers of an international union a telegram from me...
This recent case discusses Stationers Corp. v. Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (Cal. 1965