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· 7/1/1857

Butler v. Howes

Citations

  • 7 Cal. 87

Syllabus

<p>In an action for slander, where words are charged to have been spoken of and concerning a defendant, as a clerk or tradesman, which it is alleged was his profession, it is unnecessary to allege special damages.</p>

Judges: Murray

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