The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1897 - Law |
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Page 22
... defendant wrote a letter which was prima facie defamatory , intending to send it to a person who had a common interest with the defendant in the plaintiff's character and conduct . In that case , it would have been a privileged ...
... defendant wrote a letter which was prima facie defamatory , intending to send it to a person who had a common interest with the defendant in the plaintiff's character and conduct . In that case , it would have been a privileged ...
Page 23
... defendant's mistake lay in the actual publication . There was no mistake as to the character of the document , nor ... defendant , having a lawful publication to make , erroneously thought he was making that publication — in the other ...
... defendant's mistake lay in the actual publication . There was no mistake as to the character of the document , nor ... defendant , having a lawful publication to make , erroneously thought he was making that publication — in the other ...
Page 71
... Defendant persisted in republishing the same or other libellous matter , every such publication being a fresh offence , the proper course , undoubtedly , would be ( particularly in such a case as that which Sir George Jessel mentions as ...
... Defendant persisted in republishing the same or other libellous matter , every such publication being a fresh offence , the proper course , undoubtedly , would be ( particularly in such a case as that which Sir George Jessel mentions as ...
Page 72
... Defendant , after verdict and judgment against him for libel , with heavy damages , continued , persistently , to publish repetitions of the libel , containing charges of fraud , perjury and con- spiracy against the Plaintiff ; yet the ...
... Defendant , after verdict and judgment against him for libel , with heavy damages , continued , persistently , to publish repetitions of the libel , containing charges of fraud , perjury and con- spiracy against the Plaintiff ; yet the ...
Page 74
... defendant , cross - examined the witnesses , and was about to address the jury on behalf of the defendant when the learned Judge inquired of him whether he was instructed by any attorney . Mr. Newton answered in the negative . The Judge ...
... defendant , cross - examined the witnesses , and was about to address the jury on behalf of the defendant when the learned Judge inquired of him whether he was instructed by any attorney . Mr. Newton answered in the negative . The Judge ...
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