Robert King's Case
1 N.C. 758
Opinions
(1) Here the words are not directly affirmative, that the plaintiff was a felon, and are unaccompanied with any act. *To which
DODERIDGE and JONES, JJ., assented. *Page 759 He may say ut supra, I charge you, etc., and it is not actionable. This differs from Hext's case in 4 Rep. I doubt not, but within two days toarrest Hext, of suspicion of felony.
(2) Felony may be intended mayhem.
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