A Treatise On the Wrongs Called Slander And Libel, And On the Remedy By Civil Action for Those Wrongs, to Which is Added in This Edition a Chapter On Malicious Prosecution
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105. Where A. accused B. of theft before certain members of a lodge of Odd Fellows, of which both were members, and in an ac- tion for slander by A., B. attempted to justify what he said, by showing that it was the duty of Odd Fellows to keep their lodge pure, the justification was held to be insufficient. (Holmes v. Johnson, 11 Ired. 55.) Defendant, who was a sergeant in a volunteer corps, of which plaintiff was also a member, represented to the committee by whom the general business of the co...rps was conducted, that plaintiff was an unfit person to be permitted to continue a member of the corps ; that he was the execu- tioner of the French king, &c. Lord Ellenborough held the communication privi- leged. (Barbaud v. Hookham, 5 Esp. 109.) ' Van Wyck v. Aspinwall, 17 N. Y. igo ; affi'g s. c. sub nom. Van Wyck v.
Guthrie, 4 Duer, 268 ; and see Haight v. Cornell, 15 Conn. 74.
* Rex V. Baillie, 21 State Trials, i ; Andr. 229. In another case, the plaintiff had been a general commanding a corps of irregular troops during the war in the § 237-] REDRESS OTHER THAN JUDICIAL, 423 The defendant was clerk to a board of guardians, and plaintiff the medical officer under said board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
105. Where A. accused B. of theft before certain members of a lodge of Odd Fellows, of which both were members, and in an ac- tion for slander by A., B. attempted to justify what he said, by showing that it was the duty of Odd Fellows to keep their lodge pure, the justification was held to be insufficient. (Holmes v. Johnson, 11 Ired. 55.) Defendant, who was a sergeant in a volunteer corps, of which plaintiff was also a member, represented to the committee by whom the general business of the co...rps was conducted, that plaintiff was an unfit person to be permitted to continue a member of the corps ; that he was the execu- tioner of the French king, &c. Lord Ellenborough held the communication privi- leged. (Barbaud v. Hookham, 5 Esp. 109.) ' Van Wyck v. Aspinwall, 17 N. Y. igo ; affi'g s. c. sub nom. Van Wyck v.
Guthrie, 4 Duer, 268 ; and see Haight v. Cornell, 15 Conn. 74.
* Rex V. Baillie, 21 State Trials, i ; Andr. 229. In another case, the plaintiff had been a general commanding a corps of irregular troops during the war in the § 237-] REDRESS OTHER THAN JUDICIAL, 423 The defendant was clerk to a board of guardians, and plaintiff the medical officer under said board.
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