Hauk v. Nicholson
36 La. Ann. 986
Opinion
In a suit for damages on account of libel, plaintiff cannot recover when defendant was not actuated by malice and the main facts of tuo charge were substantially true.
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Hauk v. Nicholson, 36 La. Ann. 986 (La. 1884).
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