Scholl v. Brad Street Co.

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• “As the publication by the defendant was not actionable per se, it was incumbent on the plaintiff to prove that there were special damages, and that the publication was made in malice.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).

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3 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Gail Bierman and Beth Weier v. Scott Weier and Author Solutions, Inc.
  Supreme Court of Iowa· 2013-01-18· cited 50×
• Hollenbeck v. Ristine
  Supreme Court of Iowa· 1898-05-17· cited 28×
• Doerr ex rel. Rowan v. Southwestern Mutual Life Ass'n
  Supreme Court of Iowa· 1894-10-10· cited 22×