JOSEPH, Presiding Judge.
In this slander action plaintiff pleaded that defendants' statements about him as a former employee were "malicious, false and unprivileged." Defendants denied the allegation but did not plead qualified privilege as an affirmative defense. The trial court refused to give defendants' requested instruction on qualified privilege, and that is assigned as error in their appeal from the judgment for plaintiff awarding general and special damages...
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