Boylen v. Tracy

This is an action for malicious prosecution tried by a judge of the Superior Court without a jury, and, the plaintiff having recovered, the case is here on the defendant’s exceptions to the judge’s refusal to rule as requested. The general request, that on the law and the evidence the plaintiff is not entitled to recover, embodies the other requests which in substance state reasons why, the defendant contended, it should have been granted.

The defendant on June 10, 1921, “swore out a complaint in the First District Court of Bristol charging the plaintiff . . . with larceny of certain articles…