A Digest of South Carolina Law Affecting Newspapers |
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... cause ; and altho ' the language is not , perhaps , the most courtly , the idea convey- ed is that he had not censured hef without a cause . In the case of Steele vs. Southwick..the court assume it as a principle universally admitted ...
... cause ; and altho ' the language is not , perhaps , the most courtly , the idea convey- ed is that he had not censured hef without a cause . In the case of Steele vs. Southwick..the court assume it as a principle universally admitted ...
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James Rion McKissick. That the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action against this defendant , for the reason that the only cause of action alle ged in the complaint is based on al- leged libelous ...
James Rion McKissick. That the complaint does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action against this defendant , for the reason that the only cause of action alle ged in the complaint is based on al- leged libelous ...
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... cause to be placed upon or affixed to any flag , standard , color , or ensign of the United States , or upon a flag , standard , color or ensign purporting to be such , any inscription , design , device , symbol , name , advertisement ...
... cause to be placed upon or affixed to any flag , standard , color , or ensign of the United States , or upon a flag , standard , color or ensign purporting to be such , any inscription , design , device , symbol , name , advertisement ...
Contents
Libel and SlanderAnalysis | 67 |
Private Advertisements | 267 |
Legal Advertising | 283 |
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action for libel admitted advertisement alleged libel amount answer appear authority averment called cause character charge circuit circumstances Civil Code Code of Laws Columbia commission committee Company complaint concerning constitute contained criticism damages defamatory defendant defendant's delivered demurrer directed duty effect entitled established evidence exception express facts false give given ground guilty held hold indictment inference injure innuendo intent interest issue joint judge judgment jury language Laws of South letter malicious matter McCord meaning ment motion necessary newspaper notice object offered opinion party person plain plaintiff pleaded present presiding printing privileged prove Provided publication published question reason received reference refused render reputation result rule Senate sense slander South Carolina statement sufficient sustained tion trial true truth verdict violation witness writing written