Savannah Bank & Trust Co. v. Sumner

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• holding that the plaintiff could defeat the defendant’s conditional-privilege defense by showing “actual malice,” meaning that he could introduce proof of “‘an actual spite, ill will[,] or desire to injure the person defamed’”

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