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Dill v. Kroger Limited Partnership I
No. 200823Supreme Court of Virginia
200823 Dill v. Kroger Limited Partnership I 07/08/2021 In a malicious prosecution and false imprisonment case brought by a person who was mistakenly identified, charged, and prosecuted as a shoplifter, the cir…
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200823 Dill v. Kroger Limited Partnership I 07/08/2021 In a malicious prosecution and false imprisonment case brought by a person…
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200823 Dill v. Kroger Limited Partnership I 07/08/2021 In a malicious prosecution and false imprisonment case brought by a person who was mistakenly identified, charged, and prosecuted as a shoplifter, the circuit court erred in granting a joint motion to strike filed by the defendant retailer and its store manager as to the malicious prosecution claim, but it did not err in granting the motion as to the false imprisonment claim. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed in part and reversed in part, and the case is remanded to the circuit court for further proceedings.
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200823 Dill v. Kroger Limited Partnership I 07/08/2021 In a malicious prosecution and false imprisonment case brought by a person who was mistakenly identified, charged, and prosecuted as a shoplifter, the circuit court erred in granting a joint motion to strike filed by the defendant retailer and its store manager as to the malicious prosecution claim, but it did not err in granting the motion as to the false imprisonment claim. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed in part and reversed in part, and the case is remanded to the circuit court for further proceedings.
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