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His acts in that respect would be determined from the same standard as that applied to any unofficial person. In this respect he stands on the same footing, and incurs the same liability, that private persons do, but in the legitimate discharge of his official duties, exercised in good faith and upon reasonable grounds, his communications are privileged.
A teacher or a candidate for examination as such, comes before the board of examiners with his habits and associations, mental and moral quali...fications, in fact his whole character open for tlieir careful, intelligent scrutiny; the board could not dis- charge its official duties unless the door was open to Ihcm to enter upon a careful, and, where character is called in qu(^stion, a searching inquiry as to the qualifications of the teacher or candidate. To this end, not only must freedom of inquiry, dis- cretion, and communication be had as to all reasonable means of information, but there must be exemption afterwards from liability for words written or spoken in good faitli and in the honest belief of the truth, tlic making of which, if true, will be justified by the occasion, though it should turn out that it was untrue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His acts in that respect would be determined from the same standard as that applied to any unofficial person. In this respect he stands on the same footing, and incurs the same liability, that private persons do, but in the legitimate discharge of his official duties, exercised in good faith and upon reasonable grounds, his communications are privileged.
A teacher or a candidate for examination as such, comes before the board of examiners with his habits and associations, mental and moral quali...fications, in fact his whole character open for tlieir careful, intelligent scrutiny; the board could not dis- charge its official duties unless the door was open to Ihcm to enter upon a careful, and, where character is called in qu(^stion, a searching inquiry as to the qualifications of the teacher or candidate. To this end, not only must freedom of inquiry, dis- cretion, and communication be had as to all reasonable means of information, but there must be exemption afterwards from liability for words written or spoken in good faitli and in the honest belief of the truth, tlic making of which, if true, will be justified by the occasion, though it should turn out that it was untrue.
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