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O'Connor v. Tice
No. 091941Supreme Court of Virginia
091941 O'Connor v. Tice 01/13/2011 In an action for malicious prosecution after termination of a criminal charge against plaintiff for construction fraud, the evidence was sufficient to support the jury's dete…
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091941 O'Connor v. Tice 01/13/2011 In an action for malicious prosecution after termination of a criminal charge against plaintif…
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091941 O'Connor v. Tice 01/13/2011 In an action for malicious prosecution after termination of a criminal charge against plaintiff for construction fraud, the evidence was sufficient to support the jury's determination that the defendants initiated the criminal prosecution against plaintiff without probable cause. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.
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