malicious prosecution
malicious prosecution a tort of abuse of legal procedure. It consists in the defendant maliciously initiating proceedings, ending in favour of the plaintiff, where there was no reasonable cause for the prose- cution, causing damage to the plaintiff. Malice for these purposes248
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covers not only spite and ill-will but also any motive other than a desire to bring a criminal to justice: Glinski v. McIver [1962] AC 726.
- excess
- excess de pouvoir
- exchange
- excise
- exclusion
- exclusionary rule
- exclusion clause
- exclusion order
- execution
- executor
- executor-dative
- executory
- exemplary damages
- exemption clause
- ex facie
- ex gratia
- exhibit
- exhumation
- existing goods
- ex lege
- ex officio
- ex parte
- expert witness
- ex post fact
- expressio unius est exclusio alterius