Bavington v. Robinson

The general rule of law applicable to this case was settled upon a former appeal reported in 124 Md. 85. It was then determined that there was legally sufficient evidence of actual malice to be considered by the jury as against the defense of privilege and justification in respect to a part of the alleged slanderous statements. This conclusion led to the remanding of the case, and in the new trial which has since occurred a verdict was rendered in favor of the defendant. From the judgment entered on this finding the plaintiff has again appealed. There are twenty-eight bills of exceptions in…