Meadows v. Grant
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
EUBANK, Judge.
Della and Safford Meadows, husband and wife, plaintiffs in the trial court and appellants here, filed their claim against Homer K. Grant, defendant in the trial court and appellee here, alleging two counts of malicious prosecution which arose out of the arrest of Della Meadows on two separate occasions — May 10, 1967 and June 8, 1967 — in the city of Flagstaff. The defendant answered and denied that the arrests were the result of malice on his part and alleged, affirmatively, that probable cause for both arrests existed. He also counterclaimed against the plaintiffs. The…
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