Jones v. Walsh

Plaintiff’s declaration reads in part as follows: “on or about Friday, May 22, 1964, at Exeter ... at Tula’s Restaurant . . . owned and operated by die defendant, the defendant did injure the character and good name of the plaintiff who was at diat time a waitress in the employ of die defendant and by his acts caused it to be believed that the plaintiff was guilty of the crime of embezzlement in diat in the course of a certain conversation, which the defendant had with the plaintiff in the presence of a number of people in a crowded restaurant, falsely and maliciously accused the plaintiff of…