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Stanley v. Webber
No. 991958Supreme Court of Virginia
991958 Stanley v. Webber 06/09/2000 In this appeal from a judgment entered in favor of plaintiffs in malicious prosecution proceedings, the evidence was sufficient to support the jury verdict and the trial cou…
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991958 Stanley v. Webber 06/09/2000 In this appeal from a judgment entered in favor of plaintiffs in malicious prosecution procee…
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991958 Stanley v. Webber 06/09/2000 In this appeal from a judgment entered in favor of plaintiffs in malicious prosecution proceedings, the evidence was sufficient to support the jury verdict and the trial court judgment is affirmed.
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