Hickox v. J. B. Morin Agency, Inc.

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• holding defendants entitled to directed verdict on false arrest claim where \from the evidence at the trial it appears the arrest was made upon a valid complaint\
• noting that New Hampshire recognizes both torts
• “allegations of malice, want of probable cause and dismissal of the prosecution . . . [are] all elements of malicious prosecution, but not of false imprisonment or false arrest”

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