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· 10/2/1953

Bank v. Egan

Citations

  • 240 Minn. 192
  • 60 N.W.2d 257
  • 1953 Minn. LEXIS 691

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  • allowing election contest for violation of the Corrupt Practices Act
  • allowing election contest for violation of the Corrupt Practices Act
  • “[T]he correct interpretation of the statute requires us to hold that the word ‘knowingly’ refers to the falsity of the statement and that, to find a violation of the statute it must be determined that the violator knew that the statement published was false.”
  • “[T]he correct interpretation of the statute requires us to hold that the word ‘knowingly’ refers to the falsity of the statement and that, to find a violation of the statute it must be determined that the violator knew that the statement published was false.”

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Judges: Knutson

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