A Digest of the Law of Libel and Slander: And of Actions on the Case for Words Causing Damage, with the Evidence, Procedure, Practice, and Precedents of Pleadings, Both in Civil and Criminal Cases

William Blake Odgers

Stevens, 1905 - 884 pages

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HarHaw	xlvii

Wood 1865 3 H C 484 34 L J Ex	l

EmpFit	liii

Hulme 3 C P 625	lv

DavDic	lvi

Dunn 1893 6 R 67	lxiii

Gwyn 1844 5 Q B 844	lxxi

586	lxxiii

CHAPTER XV	410

Dowling Browne 1854 4 Ir C L R 265	414

Simmons and others 1898 1 Q B 181 67 L J Q B 213 15	415

Farquhar 1893 1 Q B 564 62 L J Q B 296 41 W	416

Tomkinson 1827 5 L J K B Old Š 265	433

Casey 13 Cox C C 310 614	434

Hampton 11 Moore P C C 347	435

Peltier 1803 28 Howells St Tr 617	436

491 518	lxxvi

47 70	lxxviii

612	lxxix

Ash 1853 13 C B 836 22 L J C P 190 17 Jur 579	lxxxv

TABLE OF STATUTES CITED lxxxviixci	lxxxvii

PART I	1

Western Counties Manure Co v Lawes Chemical Manure Co 1874	5

Dixon Cro Jac 158	9

CHAPTER II	16

Burton Ryder 38 J P 758	18

Sabin 1877 5 Ch D 511 46 L J Ch 728 25	20

Plimsoll 1873 L R 8 C P 362 42 L J C P 121	21

L N W Ry Co 1892 1 Q B 122 61 L J Q B 24	24

Carr 13 Q B D 598 n 53 L J Q B 55 467 n	32

Harlow 1844 5 Q B 624 13 L J Q B 120 D M 507	33

CHAPTER III	37

Daviss Case Anne 1593 4 Rep 16 2 Salk 694 1 Roll Abr	38

348	42

Bolton or Boughton Cro Eliz 888 1 Roll Abr 68	45

ChaCle PAGE	47

Paulet Lord 1869 L R 5 Q B 94 39 L J Q B 53 18	53

Beeman and another 1857 27 L J Ex	57

Etty 22 Law Journal Newspaper 292	58

Flowers Case Cro Car 211	60

Downes 1859 I F F 668	62

604	65

Garlick 1878 42 J P	68

Information for a Libel on a Private Individual R v Newman	69

Pleas thereto	70

Replication	71

Ex officio Information for a Seditious Libel R v Horne	72

CHAPTER IV	73

i	74

Indictment for Seditious Words	75

Indictment for Slanderous Words spoken to a Magistrate whilet in	76

15	82

Ives 1822 5 B Ald 642 1 D R 252 1 Chit	85

Hubert Hurter Son Ex parte 1883 47 J P 724 15 Cox C C 166	93

Foster Barrett v Day 1890 43 Ch D 435 59 L J Ch 464	99

CHAPTER V	104

Reynolds 1859 7 C B N S	114

Robinson 1834 1 A E 554 4 N M 884	119

Tooth 2 P D 125 25 W R 107 35 L T 820	120

Gower Ex parte Lord R R v Barnard 43 J P	127

Taylor W N 1876 73 Bitt	131

Peter Cro Eliz 602	134

Graham Ex parte In re Job 1870 21 L T 802	136

Farrer 1629 Cro Car	141

Cooper 1666 Carter 55	142

Lawson 1846 8 Q B 823 15 L J Q B 253 10	149

PUBLICATION	150

Stanford L R 10 Q B 54 44 L J Q B 7 23 W R 162	162

CHAPTER VII	173

Fisher Times July 29th 1880	175

Humphries Co v The Taylor Drug Co 1888 39 Ch D 693 37	177

CHAPTER VIII	184

Calthorpe 27 J P 581	191

Deans Case Cro Eliz 689	201

3 103	202

Whistler Ruskin Times Nov 26th and 27th 1878	204

Barker 12 Rep 24 221	221

v ODogherty 1848 5 Cox C C 348	224

Gt N Ry Co 1891 2 Q B 189 60 L J Q B 498 55 J	229

Hersey 31 Maine 558	230

Secretary of State for India in Council 1895 2 Q B 189	233

CHAPTER X	234

Holt 3 Dowl 506	246

97 99	257

Weines 27 Iowa 134	258

Dougall 1898 78 L T 840 1899 80 L T 556	262

675	265

Thornborough 1714 10 Mod 196 Gilb Cas in Law	271

Batey Co 1892 8 Times L R 698	272

Hawkins 1851 10 C B 583 20 L J C P 131 15	274

Statements invited by the plaintiff	277

Nease Dudley S C 303 American 153 155	278

370	280

Subsidiary publications	284

CHAPTER XI	290

566	296

147	304

Owen 1885 2 Times L R 111	305

Law of Libel Amendment Act 1888 s 4	310

CHAPTER XII	319

26 395	320

It must be the malice of the defendant himself	326

Adams 1863 15 C B N S 392 33 L J C P 89 10	327

i Where the expressions employed are exaggerated and	332

Farleys Mrs Case Cann v Cann 1754 2 Ves Sen 520 3 Hare	333

Scales 1842 10 M W 488 12 L J Ex 13 6 Jur 958	337

Evidence of malice in certain special cases	338

Malice in persons other than the defendant	346

Farquhar North Co v Edward Lloyd Limited 1901 17 Times	351

Whitfield Powel 12 Mod 248	356

Canterbury Archbishop of 11 Q B 649 17 L J Q B 268	359

Lowe 1889 53 J P 183 5 Times L R 234	361

Special Damage where the words are actionable per se	362

Evidence for the defendant in Mitigation of Damages 368381	368

423 656	379

CHAPTER XIV	393

Wilson 1893 2 Ch 656 62 L J Ch 984 42 W R 57 68	407

CHAPTER XVII	446

Perry 15 Cox C C 169	451

v Philipps 1805 6 East	464

CHAPTER XVIII	473

CHAPTER XIX	479

Pigott 1868 11 Cox C C 44	480

v Coghlan 1865 4 F F 316	486

Campbell 5 Monroe 19 Kentucky 396	493

Fernandez Ex parte 1861 6 H N 717 10 C B N S 3 30 L	495

Drosophore Co Limited 12 R P C 95	497

CHAPTER XX	499

MOTION TO COMMIT	505

Higgs 1879 4 Ex D 174 27 W R 803 40 L T 755	508

Primrose Club July 30th 1894 not reported	509

Cheltenham Swansea Wagon Co In re 1869 L R 8 Eq 580 38	513

Gt N Ry Co Roberts v Jones 1891 2 Q B 194 64	517

Payne 2 Sm L C 9th ed 154 2 H Bl	527

Affleck and wife 1829 4 M R 338 9 B C 403 255	528

CHAPTER XXI	529

Times	532

Dengate and wife v Gardiner 1838 4 M W 5 2 Jur 470	534

Citizens Life Assurance Co Limited v Brown 1904 A C 423 73	546

96	548

Borough of Sunderland Election Petition 1896 5 OM H 53 109 409	550

Beaumont 1833 10 Bing 260 3 M Scott 705	554

PART II	556

Handley 1867 16 L T 263	564

Morgan 1887 3 Times L R 666 4 R P C 278	565

Thomas 1896 A C 600 65 L J P C 103 75 L T 216	567

CHAPTER XXIII	579

Allen 1674 Sir T Raym 231	587

Stuart 1787 1 T R 748 2 Sm L C 6th edit 57	588

Jones 1838 4 M W 446 7 Dowl 210 1	589

542	595

Hayward et ux 1722 8 Mod 24	596

Browning 1625 Cro Jac 688 131	599

PREPARING FOR TRIAL 602622	602

Owen 1878 8 Ch D 645 47 L J Ch 477 681 26 W	616

CHAPTER XXV	623

Massey and others 2 Stark 559	624

Curseny 1593 Cro Eliz 305	630

Pearson Limited 1897 14 Times L R 82 143 634	634

Hughes 1904 1 K B 138 73 L J K B 172 89 L	638

Ingalls r Allen 1 Breese Illinois 300	641

Cowe Roll Abr 56 54	642

Granville Co v Firth 1903 72 L J K B 152 88 L T 9 19	646

CHAPTER XXVI	652

Roberts 1837 3 Bing N C 835 5 Scott 40 3 Hodges	653

Bowen 1864 3 Tiffany 30 N Y R 20 256 324 339 389	655

CHAPTER XXVII	659

Phillips 1839 5 M W 279 8 L J Ex 277 7 Dowl 470 368	662

PRACTICE AND EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES	663

Veal 12 Mod 542 Bullers N P 7 1 Ld Raym 339 692 1	669

Drake 1652 1 Vin Abr 463 1 Roll Abr 58	674

Maule 1869 L R 4 Ex 232 38 L J Ex 138 17 W R 805	675

Bradlaugh Ex parte 1878 3 Q B D 509 47 L J M C 105 26 W	680

CHAPTER XXIX	688

Clarke 1891 2 Q B 582 60 L J Q B 773 7 Times	714

Innocent Publication of a Libellous Novel 32 No Conscious Publication Madness	719

Words spoken in jest	720

Justification 35 Justification of the words without the alleged meaning	721

Justification of a portion of a Libel 37 Justification and Privilege	722

Absolute Privilege 39 Absolute Privilege 40 Absolute Privilege Litigant in person Witness	723

Character of Servant 42 Qualified Privilege Common Interest	724

Master and Servant 44 Qualified Privilege Communication volunteered	725

SelfDefence 46 Particulars under Plea of Qualified Privilege Common Interest Church Members	726

Offer of Reward for Dis covery of Offender 48 Particulars under Plea of Qualified Privilege Complaint to Persons in Authority	727

Published as a Pamphlet 50 Privileged Report Report of a Public Meeting 51 Defence to Slander of Title to Goods 52 Defence of Previous Action Res...	730

Payment into Court denying the innuendo with Apology	731

Pleading an Apology previously published	733

INTERROGATORIES	736

Dudley In re 1883 12 Q B D 44 53 L J Q B 16 32 W R 264	737

As to Conscious Publication As to Gross Negligence	738

As to Malice As to Damages	739

Regina 1853 1 E B 425 22 L J M C 50 Dears C C	744

Execution of his Duty 77 Indictment for a Libel on a Private Individual at Common	751

Indictment for a Libel on a Dead	752

Indictment under s 4 of Lord Campbells Act 80 Indictment under s 5 of Lord Campbells Act 81 Demurrer to an Indictment or Information 82 Joinde...	754

Replication to the above Pleas	756

Demurrer to a Plea 86 Joinder in Demurrer	757

Petition under the Corrupt and Illegal Practices Prevention Act 1895	758

B LEGISLATION AS TO LIBELS IN NEWSPAPERS ETC 759771	759

and Besant v The Queen 1878 3 Q B D 607 48 L	768

APPENDIX OF STATUTES 772796	772

Brougham Lord 6 C P 249 1 M R 309	797

Sparling 1894 10 Times L R 353	802

COMMENTS ON MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST	804

356	809

412	813

591	836

567	840

601 651	847

594	848

NOTICES OF MOTION	855

De Rechberg 1895 11 Times L R 313	856

Notice of Motion on Appeal	858

Notice of Motion to Commit the Publisher and Proprietor of a Newspaper for Contempt of Court	859

PRIVILEGEABSOLUTE PRIVILEGE	860

Griffith 1869 L R 2 P C 420 6 Moore P C C N S	877

GENERAL INDEX 797884	884

Yates 18 Ch D 76 50 L J Ch 809 44 L T 660

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11 Times L. R. absolutely privileged action lay action of libel advertisement affidavit alleged appeared apply averment Bing bonâ fide character charge committed common law communication complained conduct contempt of court costs County Court criminal defamation defendant defendant's words duty Eliz entitled et ux evidence of malice fact fair and accurate false guilty held husband Illustrations imputation indictment injunction injure innuendo intended interest issue judge judgment jurisdiction jury justice L. J. Ch L. J. Ex L. T. Old letter liable libel or slander Lord Lord Campbell's Act Lord Denman Lord Esher magistrate meaning misconduct mitigation of damages newspaper offence party person plaintiff plea pleaded printed privileged occasion proceedings proprietor prosecution prosecutor prove published question reason servant Smith solicitor special damage spoken Statement of Claim tion trade trial unless Usill verdict Vict wife

Fréquemment cités

Page 473 - I think the test of obscenity is this, whether the tendency of the matter charged as obscenity is to deprave and corrupt those whose minds are open to such immoral influences, and into whose hands a publication of this sort may fall.

Cité dans 962 livres de 1821 à 2007

Page 204 - Lindsay ought not to have admitted works into the gallery in which the ill-educated conceit of the artist so nearly approached the aspect of wilful imposture. I have seen, and heard, much of Cockney impudence before now ; but never expected to hear a coxcomb ask two hundred guineas for flinging a pot of paint in the public's face.

Cité dans 399 livres de 1803 à 2008

Page 219 - That the freedom of speech, and debates or proceedings in Parliament, ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of Parliament.

Cité dans 900 livres de 1689 à 2008

Page 441 - That whensoever, upon the trial of any indictment or information for the publication of a libel, under the plea of not guilty, evidence shall have been given which shall establish a presumptive case of publication against the defendant by the act of any other person by his authority, it shall be competent to such defendant to prove that such publication was made without his authority, consent, or knowledge, and that the said publication did not arise from want of due care or caution on his part.

Cité dans 134 livres de 1829 à 2007

Page 625 - Comparison of a disputed writing with any writing proved to the satisfaction of the Judge to be genuine, shall be permitted to be made by witnesses ; and such writings, and the evidence of witnesses respecting the same, may be submitted to the Court and Jury as evidence of the genuineness or otherwise of the writing in dispute.

Cité dans 362 livres de 1832 à 2008

Page 400 - A mandamus or an injunction may be granted or a receiver appointed by an interlocutory Order of the Court in all cases in which it shall appear to the Court to be just or convenient that such Order should be made...

Cité dans 303 livres de 1830 à 2007

Page 773 - Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, that on every such trial the jury sworn to try the issue may give a general verdict of guilty or not guilty upon the whole matter put in issue...

Cité dans 263 livres de 1795 à 2008

Page 751 - King there being, in contempt of our said Lord the King and his laws, to the evil example of all others in the like case offending, and against the peace of our said Lord the King, his crown and dignity.

Cité dans 363 livres de 1750 à 2007

Page 363 - Mental pain or anxiety the law cannot value, and does not pretend to redress when the unlawful act complained of causes that alone; though, where a material damage occurs and is connected with it, it is impossible a jury in estimating it should altogether overlook the feelings of the party interested.

Cité dans 126 livres de 1863 à 2007

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Titre	A Digest of the Law of Libel and Slander: And of Actions on the Case for Words Causing Damage, with the Evidence, Procedure, Practice, and Precedents of Pleadings, Both in Civil and Criminal Cases 20th-century legal treatises Volume 34 de Law books recommended for libraries: Torts
Auteur	William Blake Odgers
Édition	4
Éditeur	Stevens, 1905
Longueur	884 pages

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