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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 891 — Presumptions

891.33 Proof of malice in slander and libel.

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891.33 Proof of malice in slander and libel. If the defendant in any action for slander or libel shall set up in the defendant’s answer that the words spoken or published were true, such answer shall not be proof of the malice alleged in the complaint.
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