Stewart v Biggs - [1928] NZLR 673

Defamation — Slander — Words used taken in Ordinary Sense bearing Defamatory Meaning — Claim in Defence that Words used and intended in Secondary Sense not bearing Defamatory Meaning and that same in such Sense were true — Qualified Privilege — Jury's Verdict finding Malice on Ground that Defendant did not honestly believe Truth of Statement in Ordinary Sense upheld.