Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois 29 (April And November Terms, 1862, And January Term, 1863)
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People, 17 111., 339.
It is sufficient for the jury to pronounce their verdict in open court, without committing it to writing. Scates' Stat., p. 260, sec. 21.
Walker, J. There seems to be no rule better settled, than that to authorize a recovery in slander, the plaintiff must prove the words alleged, or such of them as will establish the slander charged. Other words, of like import and meaning, will not suffice. Nor is it sufficient that equivalent words or expressions are proved. But the rule... does not require that all the words shall be proved, so that the slander is established by such as are laid. Nor will it be material that more words are proved than those laid in the declaration, if the additional words do not change the meaning, or do away with the charge. Sanford v. Geddis, 15 111., 228; Norton y. Gordon, 16 111., 38. In the former of these cases it was held, that a difference in the tense of the verb laid, and that proved, con- stituted such a variance as to defeat a recovery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People, 17 111., 339.
It is sufficient for the jury to pronounce their verdict in open court, without committing it to writing. Scates' Stat., p. 260, sec. 21.
Walker, J. There seems to be no rule better settled, than that to authorize a recovery in slander, the plaintiff must prove the words alleged, or such of them as will establish the slander charged. Other words, of like import and meaning, will not suffice. Nor is it sufficient that equivalent words or expressions are proved. But the rule... does not require that all the words shall be proved, so that the slander is established by such as are laid. Nor will it be material that more words are proved than those laid in the declaration, if the additional words do not change the meaning, or do away with the charge. Sanford v. Geddis, 15 111., 228; Norton y. Gordon, 16 111., 38. In the former of these cases it was held, that a difference in the tense of the verb laid, and that proved, con- stituted such a variance as to defeat a recovery.
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