Runk v. San Diego Flume Co.
Citations
- 5 Cal. Unrep. 251
- 43 P. 518
Syllabus
<p>Malicious Prosecution.—A Complaint Against a Flume Company alleging incorporation of defendant; that defendant maliciously had plaintiff arrested and imprisoned, necessitating bail, and tried, on a charge of interfering with its flume meters without authority; that he was tried and duly acquitted; that by these acts he was injured in reputation, and suffered great anxiety, to his damage in a certain sum—sufficiently states a cause of action for malicious prosecution. •</p>
Judges: Vanclief
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