City of New Haven v. Reichhart
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ON PETITION FOR TRANSFER
BOEHM, Justice.
Penny Reichhart is an employee of Chemical Waste Management of Indiana (CWMI) and a resident taxpayer of the City of New Haven. She sued to challenge New Haven's attempt to annex CWMI's facility and New Haven counterclaimed for malicious prosecution. One element of New Haven's malicious prosecution claim is that Reichhart's suit was brought without "probable cause." We hold that lack of probable cause is not satisfied simply because a citizen initiates a taxpayer challenge financed by her employer, and that Reichhart had probable cause to bring her suit.
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