Date12 Jun 1829TypeAppendixCaseLC Volume 07AuthorJames Wolfe Murray, Lord CringletieLength3 pagesRepositoryLibrary of CongressContainerLC Volume 07Appendix1 item Abstract AI-generated Lord Ordinary rules that judicial error not affecting personal liberty is not actionable unless wilful or malicious, and that error causing imprisonment may be grounds for damages without alleging malice. ← James Pollock v. Dr William Clark, Dr James Tennent, and James Henry — Complainers' Case, 12 Jun 18297 of 123 in this caseThomas Lang v. Thomas Allan and Others — Summons, 3 Nov 1829 [2] →SubjectsJurisdictionInterlocutorWrongful imprisonmentWrongous ImprisonmentRepresentationCautionDamages