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Court Reporting (Defamation) Flashcards on Defamation, created by Maria O'Dempsey on 17/04/2013.

Flashcards by Maria O'Dempsey, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Maria O'Dempsey about 12 years ago

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Libel defences	1) Privilege: Absolute privilege - reports of open court w/in UK provided FAC - accurate summary of both sides - attribute all allegations - publish in first edition following hearing. Qualified privilege: not published contemporaneously 2) Justification: Truth proving words are substantially true 3) Fair comment: honestly held opinion 4) Amends 5) Accord & satisfaction

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