Anderson v. Raymark Industries, Inc.

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• “[I]t is not necessary to prove all of the words that are charged to have been spoken. It is sufficient to prove substantially any set of words in some one or more of the statements of slanderous words contained in the [complaint] and the different counts thereof’
• \[I]t is not necessary to prove all of the words that are charged to have been spoken. It is sufficient to prove substantially any set of words in some one or more of the statements of slanderous words contained in the [complaint] and the different counts thereof.\

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