· 7/24/1972
Supry v. Bolduc
Citations
- 112 N.H. 274
- 293 A.2d 767
- 1972 N.H. LEXIS 197
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing privilege for adjoining landowner’s defamatory statements about plaintiff to zoning board given landowner’s “private interest in the protection of her property to advance”
- recognizing privilege for adjoining landowner's defamatory statements about plaintiff to zoning board given landowner's \private interest in the protection of her property to advance\
- determining statements made during a public hearing were not absolutely privileged because the hearing did not have all the hallmarks of a judicial proceeding
- determining statements made during a public hearing were not absolutely privileged because the hearing did not have all the hallmarks of a judicial proceeding
- determining statements made during a public hearing were not absolutely privileged because the hearing did not have all the hallmarks of a judicial proceeding
- determining statements made during a public hearing were not absolutely privileged because the hearing did not have all the hallmarks of a judicial proceeding
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Judges: Kenison
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