· 5/2/1980
Passon v. Spritzer
Citations
- 419 A.2d 1258
- 277 Pa. Super. 498
- 1980 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2456
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- absolute privilege applied to allegedly libellous statements contained in petition for writ of habeas corpus
- absolute privilege applied to allegedly libellous statements contained in petition for writ of habeas corpus
- malicious use and abuse of process and invasion of privacy
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Judges: Spaeth, Hester, Cavanaugh
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