Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railway Co. v. Hendricks
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Monroe Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtGavin, J.
The appellee recovered judgment for damages on account of malicious prosecution by appellant.
In the complaint it is averred that appellant, by its officers and agents acting in the line of their duty, wickedly, wrongfully, and maliciously caused an affidavit to he filed with the mayor of Bloomington, charging appellee with the crime of larceny, upon which affidavit there was a hearing before the mayor, and as a result thereof appellee was hound over to the circuit court where said cause afterwards came on for trial when said appellee was acquitted and discharged. It is further averred that…
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