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· 2/11/1880

Benjamin v. Manistee River Improvement Co.

Citations

  • 42 Mich. 628
  • 4 N.W. 483
  • 1880 Mich. LEXIS 734

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  • describing plaintiffs as a “precious bunch of crooks” and “as straight as a rail fence and as honest as Ananias” was libelous
  • describing plaintiffs as “a precious bunch of crooks” and “as straight as a rail fence and as honest as Ananias” was libelous
  • describing plaintiffs as \a precious bunch of crooks\ and \as straight as a rail fence and as honest as Ananias\ was libelous
  • describing plaintiffs as “a precious bunch of crooks” and “as straight as a rail fence and as honest as Ananias” was libelous

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Judges: Cooley, Other

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