The appellate court found that the allegedly libelous statement did not directly relate to the trade or business of PSTC as they were written not about the board as a whole or its ability to function adequately, but were written about one board member in an effort to prevent the member from being re-elected to the board. The court further indicated the statements were made about the board member solely in his capacity as a candidate for the board, and not about his capacity as an officer of the corporation. The court was unable to see how any reasonable reader could ascribe from the statements any direct relationship to PSTC's trade or business. The court upheld the trial court's dismissal of the case. This occurred after much effort by CAI's California Legislative Action Committee, the support of CAI National and individuals sending letters to their state representatives.
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Mack is the brother of our office manager, Suzanne McKnight. The last wedding of the summer was that of attorney James McCormick, who married his law school sweetheart Tricia Samson on September 18, 1999. Halloween Jokes 1. A dead end. The wicked wick of the north.