Lubcke v. Teckam

It is stated that at all the times of the speaking of the alleged slanders the defendant knew the following to be true: that plaintiff was neither sick nor under a physician’s care; that the destruction of any unborn child was not necessary to save plaintiff’s life; and that no advice that any such destruction was necessary could have been given by any physician. The recital of all or any of such facts could be of value in this pleading only by way of inducement as tending to show facts outside of those stated in the language upon which each cause of action was based, and as tending to show…