Bell v. Howard
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
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1Opinion of the Court
..Opinion op the Court, by
Judge Owsley.
'? THÍS was an action brought in the court below Howard against- Bell, for speaking slanderous words, An issue was made up by the parties to a plea justifying the-truth of the words spoken. The jury found a ver-, cHct'in feffpr of Howard, for one thousand dollars; and after ov’^^ling Bell’s motion for a new trial,judgment was rendered by the court in conformity to the verdierc
motion a was on following grounds: 1st, That the verdict is contrary to law and evidence; 2d, that the damages assessed by are^.outrageously excessive; 3d, that the jury were…
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