New York Supreme Court, 1813

Vanduzor v. Linderman

Vanduzor v. Linderman
New York Supreme Court · Decided January 15, 1813
10 Johns. 106
Vanduzor v. Linderman

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

No action lies merely for bringing a suit against a person without sufficient ground. (Savil v. Roberts, 1 Salk. 13. Purton v. Honnor, 1 Bos. Sr Pull. 205.) To sustain a suit for a former prosecution, it must appear to have been without cause, and malicious: and an action for malicious prosecution is not cognisable before a justice.

Judgment reversed.

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