Collins v. Love

A COUNT in malicious prosecution alleged that the defendant, intending, &c., went before a justice, &c., and falsely, &c., and without, &c., charged the plaintiff, &c., and thereupon falsely, &c., and without, &c., procured the justice to make his warrant, &c. Held, that the count was not objectionable because the alleged charge did not authorize the issuing of the warrant.

A count in such action stated that the defendant contriving, &c., heretofore, viz., on, &c., at, &c., falsely and maliciously, and without any reasonable or probable cause whatever, charged the plaintiff with having…