Supreme Court of North Carolina· 3/1/1898
McGowan v. . McGowan
Citations
- 29 S.E. 97
- 122 N.C. 145
- 1898 N.C. LEXIS 211
Syllabus
<p>Action for Malicious Prosecution — Malice—Question for Jiury — Trial. '</p> <p>While, in some cases, malice may be inferred from the want of probable cause, the law makes no such presumption and, in the trial of an action for malicious prosecution, it is for the jury and not the Court to make such inference of fact.</p>
Judges: Montgomery
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