Rue v. Mitchell
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
2 U.S. 58
2 Dall. 58
1 L.Ed. 288
Rue
v.
Mitchell
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas
August Sittings, 1790
2 U.S. 58
2 Dall. 58
1 L.Ed. 288
Rue
1
v.
Mitchell
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas
August Sittings, 1790
2
This was an action of slander; for pronouncing the words set forth by the declaration, in the following form, after the general introduction and averments, respecting the plaintiff's good sameand character: 'That the defendant published, then and there, the following false, scandalous, lying, English words, of the plaintiff, in the hearing, &c. to wit, You (him the said plaintiff, meaning) have…
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