On the basis of the damaging trial of Art 118 (10 of 1984), damages to Art 118, the Onus plaintiff argued that the proceedings against him were malicious and the plaintiff stated in his evidence without probable and reasonable cause. Not that the action against him is malicious. The defendant was not interrogated in his interim inquiry whether the proceedings filed against the plaintiff were malicious or based on malpractice if the plaintiff had no legal proceedings or without good cause. When the choice was made, there was no question. And that the prosecution by him was due to his malicious intent and not merely with the intention of putting this law into practice, but also finding the ingredients necessary to succeed in damages if it proved to be harmful in this case. Was not proven [damages]
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