191
p. 413,
Parties.
p. 561.
Discovery & interroga-
tion.
p. 562.
actionable at common law he will get
his costs unless the Court or a Judge
otherwise orders.
The facts must show the existence of
something having regard either to the
conduct of the parties or to the facts
of the case which makes it more just
that an exceptional order should be made
than that the case should be left to the
ordinary course of taxation.
"Good cause" must be something more than
the mere smaliness of damage 5,
whenever more persous than one are cou-
cerned in the same publication the
plaintiff may sue all or any of them in
the same action.
But when there are two distinct and
separate publications even of the same
libel, one by A and the other by B
separate actions must be brought.
The plaintiff can only bring one action
in respect of the same publication; ne
cannot recover twice over from different
defendants the same damages for the same
injury.
The plaintiff cannot in such an action
(i, e, against the proprietor of the
paper) compel the proprietor to produce
the original manuscript so that ne may
recognise the handwri ting.
Nor can he in the absence of special
cause interrogate the proprietor or
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