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Defamation is a
communication that
injures a
third party's re****tion and
causes a
legally redressable injury. The
precise legal definition of defamation...
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moved to Swan and she was put
under surveillance. She was seen to drop a
libellous letter and
prosecuted in
December 1921.
Despite the
evidence against her...
- not
adhere to the
practice of licensing. In some cases,
blasphemous or
libellous writings were
burnt and
their authors punished, but it was
after production...
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concerns that the
Telegraph was "running with a yarn
which is
highly libellous". Rush
denied the
allegations and, on 8
December 2017,
announced that...
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original on 12
January 2022.
Retrieved 11 July 2011. "Kewell
suing '
libellous' Lineker". BBC News.
British Broadcasting Corporation. 8 June 2005. "H****elbaink...
- with a fleur-de-lis on his shoulder. Bolsec's
claims are
today viewed as
libellous slander, but they
offer a
window into what
seemed a
plausible punishment...
- claims,
which it said
contained "errors of fact" and "misleading and
libellous content", and
appointed lawyers White & Case to
review the claims. In...
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Retrieved July 13, 2023. "ChatGPT
creator OpenAI faces US
probe over
libellous output". Ars Technica.
Archived from the
original on July 15, 2023. Retrieved...
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English captain and all-rounder Ian
Botham and
batsman Allan Lamb over
libellous comments. The case,
which the
judge labelled a "complete
exercise in ****ility"...
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immediately from the
article and its talk page,
especially if
potentially libellous. If such
material is
repeatedly inserted, or if you have
other concerns...
