The English And Indian Law of Torts
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Lindsay, 11 Mod. 194) ; conspiracy (Tibhott v. Hayes, Cro. Bliz. 191) ; keeping a bawdy-house (Huclcle v. Reynolds, 7 C. B. N. S. 114 ; Brayne v.
Cooper, 5 M. & W. 250) ; libel (Russell v. Ligon, 1 Roll. Abr. 46) ; perjury (Roierts v. Camden, 9 Bast 93) ; soliciting another to commit a crime (Deane ■V. Eton, 1 Buls. 201) ; subornation of perjury (Bridges v. Playdell, B. & G.
2) ; the careless or unskilful administration of mercury or any other poison- ous or dangerous drug, and thereby causing ...death (Edsall v. Russell, 4 M, & a. 1090).
Indian case. — Where a slander consisted of the statement that the plaint- 192 THE LAW OF TORTS.
iff had connection with the wife of a mhar, it was held that the defend- ant was liable as the defamatory words imputed to the plaintiff what amounted to an offence in India {Ratan v. Bhaga, (1896) P. J. 376).
Not actionable. — Saying of the plaintiff that he has foresworn himself, and that the defendant had three evidences that would prove it, is not ac- tionable without showing that the words were spoken with reference to some judicial proceeding in which the plaintiff had been sworn (Holt v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lindsay, 11 Mod. 194) ; conspiracy (Tibhott v. Hayes, Cro. Bliz. 191) ; keeping a bawdy-house (Huclcle v. Reynolds, 7 C. B. N. S. 114 ; Brayne v.
Cooper, 5 M. & W. 250) ; libel (Russell v. Ligon, 1 Roll. Abr. 46) ; perjury (Roierts v. Camden, 9 Bast 93) ; soliciting another to commit a crime (Deane ■V. Eton, 1 Buls. 201) ; subornation of perjury (Bridges v. Playdell, B. & G.
2) ; the careless or unskilful administration of mercury or any other poison- ous or dangerous drug, and thereby causing ...death (Edsall v. Russell, 4 M, & a. 1090).
Indian case. — Where a slander consisted of the statement that the plaint- 192 THE LAW OF TORTS.
iff had connection with the wife of a mhar, it was held that the defend- ant was liable as the defamatory words imputed to the plaintiff what amounted to an offence in India {Ratan v. Bhaga, (1896) P. J. 376).
Not actionable. — Saying of the plaintiff that he has foresworn himself, and that the defendant had three evidences that would prove it, is not ac- tionable without showing that the words were spoken with reference to some judicial proceeding in which the plaintiff had been sworn (Holt v.
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