Folkard's Starkie on Slander and Libel: Including Pleading and Evidence, Civil and Criminal : Also, Malicious Prosecutions, Contempts of Court

Henry Coleman Folkard

Banks & Brothers, 1877 - Libel and slander - 992 pages

Contents

• Wordsimputing an intentiontocommlt a crime: 90
• THE: 91
• interrogatories in slander when allowed: 92
• Vhere the act charged is in legal strietncss impossible: 97
• CHAPTER III: 107
• Words imputing a crime must be prcclse: 134
• WHERE THE SLANDER AFFECTS A PERSON IN HIS OFFICE PROFESSION: 177
• parts and preliminary proceedings: 181
• Privilege of fair reports ofproceediugs of courts ofjnstice: 194
• Verbal imputations on the goods or commodities of traders: 199
• Comments on reports of trials and proceedings in courts of justice: 200
• Collision between the House oi Commons and the law courts: 212
• OF BCANDALUM MAGNATUM: 217
• grounds and qualifications of privilege 228: 224
• CHAPTER VIII: 227
• Criticisms on advertisements etc of tradesmen and others 930: 232
• THE LAW OF LIBEL: 234
• Comments and discussions upon matters of general public interest: 238
• iii: 251
• PARl II: 298
• Publications in vindication of character: 337
• Vuriancebetweenwordslaldandthoseproved 842: 351
• lice 861: 361
• Statement ofdefence under the new procedure 869: 372
• When the defence must have been specially pleaded: 379
• Asto the intention ofthe defendant Absence ofintention to injure no excuse Malice in law as distinguished lrom malice in fact Vhen malice may be inl...: 395
• Replication rejoinder etc: 401
• SLANDER AND LIBEL: 408
• Infancy or minority no tiefenee to action for defamation: 410
• OCCASIONZ PROBABLE CAUSE: 411
• Necessity of prorlng material parts of the inducement: 414
• CHAPTER XV: 424
• EVIDENCE OF SPECIAL DAMAGE: 426
• Lossofeonsortium Loss ot hospitality: 436
• statementofclaimorcomplaint: 437
• Partners and corporations: 445
• Slander or libel in foreign language: 454
• 812: 478
• CHAPTER XXIV: 499
• 313: 503
• 0: 534
• Ofthe act ofspeaking the words or publication of the libel: 556
• 151: 574
• CHAPTER XX: 583
• Ill: 585
• 153: 590
• LS4: 600
• Where the moaning is apparent on the libel itself: 601
• 155: 610
• 07: 614
• 166: 616
• 466: 620
• 476: 634
• 490: 640
• 316: 646
• 125: 648
• 168: 651
• l2: 659
• 170: 663
• EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENDANT: 672
• 8Zl: 673
• Communications as to character and conduct of servants: 681
• E5555: 692
• Nature of the proolb where 1 crime is imputed and the charge justiiled as being true: 700
• CHAPTER XXVII: 723
• CHAPTER XXIX: 731
• 555: 733
• CHAPTER XXX: 742
• Auditaquerela proceedings by abolished As to stay ofexecution on nppeal: 753
• Newlawand practiceastocosw Costa under303l Vict c l4 s 5: 802
• 131: 804
• 323: 823
• 824: 871
• 278: 898
• 489: 910
• 190: 919
• 491: 935
• When evidence of excess is given: 937
• 523: 943
• Z74: 944
• 135: 946
• 193: 949
• 293: 950
• PUBLICATIONS MADE IN THE COURSE OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS: 951
• When malice a mere inference 0flnw: 958
• 537: 961
• The slander must be precisel_sta: 967
• DISCOVERY INTERROGATORIES INSPECTION ETC IN BLANDBR: 970
• 547: 975

Bibliographic information

• Title: Folkard's Starkie on Slander and Libel: Including Pleading and Evidence, Civil and Criminal : Also, Malicious Prosecutions, Contempts of Court; Making of modern law
• Author: Henry Coleman Folkard
• Editor: Horace Gay Wood
• Edition: 4
• Publisher: Banks & Brothers, 1877
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Nov 2, 2011
• Length: 992 pages