...by wholly different rules. Nevertheless, convenience appears to demand some notice of the subject. " Such an action is not one of libel or of slander,...for damage wilfully and intentionally done without just occasion or excuse, analogous to an action for slander of title. To support it, actual damage...

...character (t). In short, " that an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods, not actionable per KC nor even defamatory, where they are maliciously published,...they do produce, actual damage, is established law " («). It has been held in Massachusetts that if A. has exclusive privileges under a contract with...

...special damage follows." (Per Heath, J., in Moore v. Meagher, 1 Taunt. 44.) " That an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods, not actionable per...for damage, wilfully and intentionally done without just occasion or excuse, analogous to an action for slander of title. To support it, actual damage...

...or are not injurious to the plaintiff s personal character (z) . In short, "that an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods, not actionable per...where they do produce, actual damage, is established law"(a). But the statements must be both false and malicious. Mere disparagement of a rival trader's...

...2 QB 524) Bowen, LJ, in giving the judgment of the Court of Appeal, says: "That an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods, not actionable per...course of things to produce, and where they do produce, aotual damage, is established law. Such an action is not one of libel or of slander, but an action...

...the judgment of the court of appeal, says: 'That an action will lie for written or oral falsehood, not actionable per, se nor even defamatory, where...for damage wilfully and intentionally done without just occasion or excuse, analogous to an action for slander of title.' In Bradford Corporation v. Pickles...

...character (d). In short, " that an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods, not actionable pur se nor even defamatory, where they are maliciously...they do produce, actual damage, is established law " (e). But the statements must be both false and malicious. Mere disparagement (b) Bentnn v. Pratt...

...and the question we have to determine is, whether in such an action such general evidence of danv age was admissible and sufficient. That an action will...for damage wilfully and intentionally done without just occasion or excuse, analogous to an action for slander of title. To support it actual damage must...

...arguments of counsel are omitted. — ED. age was admissible and sufficient. That an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods, not actionable per...for damage wilfully and intentionally done without just occasion or excuse, analogous to an action for slander of title. To support it actual damage must...

...such an action, such general evidence of damage was admissible and sufficient. That an action will lie for written or oral falsehoods not actionable per...not one of libel or of slander, but an action on the 1 (1892] 2 QB 524Veeder II.—74. case for damage willfully and intentionally done without just occasion...