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· 1/2/1906

Sipley v. Stickney

Citations

  • 190 Mass. 43
  • 76 N.E. 226
  • 1906 Mass. LEXIS 1009

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  • “[T]he rule seems to be well settled that, where the termination of a prosecution has been brought about by the procurement of the party prosecuted, or by compromise and agreement of the parties, then an action for malicious prosecution cannot be maintained.”
  • “the rule seems to be well settled that, where the termination of the prosecution has been brought about by the procurement of the party prosecuted, or by compromise and agreement of the parties, then an action for malicious prosecution cannot be maintained”

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Judges: Loring

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