Malicious Prosecution in UK Law
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Crawford Adjusters (Cayman) Ltd v Sagicor General Insurance (Cayman) Ltd
... ... the scope of the closely related torts of abuse of process and malicious prosecution ... 2 The appellants are Mr ... ...
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Willers v Joyce (No 1)
... ... 1 This appeal raises the question whether the tort of malicious prosecution includes the prosecution of civil proceedings. It also raises ... ...
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Thompson v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
... ... on Miss Thompson's behalf Mr Emmerson stresses that this malicious prosecution involved the fabricating of a deliberately false case of the ... ...
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Glinski v Mclver
... ... New Scotland Yard, claiming damages for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. By his Statement of Claim as amended he alleged that he had ... ...
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Rookes v Barnard
... ... Professor Holdsworth points out is in reality now equivalent to malicious prosecution) and has arisen out of the circumstances of modern industrial ... ...
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Berry v British Transport Commission
... ... County Borough of Brighton and the appeal was allowed and the prosecution wholly determined in favour of the Appellant, and she received costs, ... 1959, issued a Writ against the Respondents claiming damages for malicious prosecution, and the Statement of Claim setting out the facts as I have ... ...
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Doreen Ann Letang (Respondent) Frank Anthony Cooper (Appellant)
... ... category actions for trespass to the person, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution or defamation of character, but we do include such actions as ... ...
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Riches v DPP
... ... first of all, that it is an essential ingredient, on a claim for malicious prosecution, that express malice should be pleaded, and it is said that ... ...
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Hill v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire
... ... damages for assault, unlawful arrest, wrongful imprisonment and malicious prosecution, and also for negligence. Instances where liability for ... ...
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Broome v Cassell & Company Ltd
... ... that a private individual misusing legal powers of private prosecution or arrest as in Leith v. Pope [1779] 2 Wm.B.1. 1327 , where the ... in exact proportion as it was unprovoked, unatoned for, or malicious. I would have thought the second category was ample to cover any form of ... ...
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