Luhring v. Carter

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• recognizing legal distinction between words which are per se defamatory and those which are “actionable because of extrinsic facts”
• “Yet if the evidence upon which the asserted privilege is based is in substantial conflict, 13 whether or not the occasion is one of privilege becomes a mixed question of law and fact to be determined by the jury under appropriate instructions from the court.”

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