Wyatt v. Buell

Citations

• 47 Cal. 624

Syllabus

<p>Libel in Legal Pboceedings.—If % party, in an application to the Supreme Court for an extension of time to file a transcript, goes outside of the facts, material to procure-the order, and states matter wholly foreign to the application, in which he charges his attorney with having entered into a collusive agreement with the attorney of the other party, this charge against his attorney is not a privileged communication, but is libelous per se.</p>