· 6/2/1914
Peterson v. United Railways Co.
Citations
- 183 Mo. App. 715
- 168 S.W. 254
- 1914 Mo. App. LEXIS 522
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “the question is not whether the words spoken by the defendant were false and malicious, but were they spoken in a judicial proceeding, and were they relevant and. pertinent to the subject of inquiry in that proceeding”
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Judges: Allen, Nortoni, Reynolds
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