A Digest of South Carolina Law Affecting Newspapers |
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Page 142
... exceptions are purely speculative and need not be considered . Because in any averment they would not constitute a proper counter - claim in an action of this kind ... The alleged defamatory words were not actionable , and not properly ...
... exceptions are purely speculative and need not be considered . Because in any averment they would not constitute a proper counter - claim in an action of this kind ... The alleged defamatory words were not actionable , and not properly ...
Page 167
... exceptions . The sole question raised by these exceptions is whether the circuit judge was correct in holding that it appears from the face of the complaints that the alleged libel- ous or defamatory matter was criticism and ex ...
... exceptions . The sole question raised by these exceptions is whether the circuit judge was correct in holding that it appears from the face of the complaints that the alleged libel- ous or defamatory matter was criticism and ex ...
Page 312
... exceptions , as agreed upon or settled shall constitute the return for this court . The original shall be filed with the clerk of the lower court , and fifteen copies thereof filed with the clerk of this court , one of which shall be ...
... exceptions , as agreed upon or settled shall constitute the return for this court . The original shall be filed with the clerk of the lower court , and fifteen copies thereof filed with the clerk of this court , one of which shall be ...
Contents
Libel and SlanderAnalysis | 67 |
Private Advertisements | 267 |
Legal Advertising | 283 |
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action for libel actual malice advertisement alleged libel authority averment Brevard Canal Commission cause of action character charge Charleston circuit court circuit judge Civil Code Code of Laws Columbia Columbia Record committee on printing Company complaint constitute contained conveyed crime criticism defendant's directed verdict duty entitled evidence facts false ground guilty higher court held honor erred imputation inference injure innuendo intent Irogen joint committee jury Laws of South letter libelous per se lished malicious matter of law ment mitigation mitigation of damages motion newspaper nonsuit notice Nott and McCord nuendoes opinion overruled paper party person plain plaintiff pleaded presiding judge printer privileged prosecutor prove public printing published question reason refused reputation rule Section Senate slander Slander and Libel South Carolina statement sufficient sustained the demurrer tiff tion trial true truth verdict violation witness words