· 11/15/1880
McCaughin v. Spaulding
Citations
- 30 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 146
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- finding lack of probable cause, notwithstanding a holding over by a magistrate, where defendant acted with unwise haste and lack of due care in prosecuting plaintiff
- explaining malicious prosecution requires proving “not only lack of probable cause, but the existence of malice.”
- finding lack of probable cause, notwithstanding a holding over by a magistrate, where defendant acted with unwise haste and lack of due care in prosecuting plaintiff
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