Proctor v. Owens

This was ah action for slander by the appellee against the appellant. Trial, verdict, and judgment for the plaintiff.

There was á demurrer sustained tó the third paragraph of the defendant’s answer. This is assigned for error, but the point is not noticed in the brief of counsel for the appellant, hence it will not be noticed by us. It is claimed, however, that the complaint is bad. The complaint is clearly good, as it charges that the defendant said of the plaintiff, inter alia, that she was caught in the very act of adultery.

Oil the trial, the plaintiff proved that the defendant said of the…