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· 5/14/1888

McCormick v. Allen

Citations

  • 9 Sadler 564

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, under the Johnson rule, the plaintiff lacked a claim for abuse of process, because \there was no attempt on the part of [the defendant] or his partners to use the process for purposes of extortion\ (emphasis added)
  • indicating that abuse of process would have been supported had there been an ulterior motive as to either the plaintiff or the actual debtor

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