QUOTE(Ray78 @ Aug 14 2012, 02:19 PM)
1. So in a nutshell,given all the circumstances,B will most likely fail in his legal pursuit? As a lawyer what would you think would be the best for B to do now? To withdraw?
2. FYI,B also made a grave mistake by lodging a police report against A soon after the arrest incident.Content of the report says B is suspicious that A defamed him,etc.So is it possible that if A gets hold of this report,A might sue B for reporting A without evidence?
1. How would I know when I have not even seen a copy of the statement of claim filed by B. If he had appointed lawyers and they had filed the claim, surely there would be some basis for it which either you are not aware or or which you have not stated here in the thread. I am in no position to comment on the chances of the civil suit. Hope you understand that.2. FYI,B also made a grave mistake by lodging a police report against A soon after the arrest incident.Content of the report says B is suspicious that A defamed him,etc.So is it possible that if A gets hold of this report,A might sue B for reporting A without evidence?
2. A cannot sue B for "reporting A without evidence". There is no such cause of action. If B lodges a report based on reasonable suspicion (he should mention the previous incidents of threats and harassment by A to justify his suspicion) then there is nothing to worry.
Aug 14 2012, 06:27 PM
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