Publishing, Entertainment, Advertising and Allied Fields Law Quarterly, 14. sējumsCallaghan & Company, 1975 |
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to Plaintiff . Plaintiff claimed that the tone of the article plus the extrinsic fact of his being a married man , imputed lack of chasity to him . The Court rejected the claim and granted a summary judgement to the Defendant . They ...
to Plaintiff . Plaintiff claimed that the tone of the article plus the extrinsic fact of his being a married man , imputed lack of chasity to him . The Court rejected the claim and granted a summary judgement to the Defendant . They ...
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... Plaintiff owned a service station and had made certain re- pairs on an auto . The automobile owner got into a dispute with the Plaintiff and charged him with car theft . The Defendant newspaper ran an article describing the situation ...
... Plaintiff owned a service station and had made certain re- pairs on an auto . The automobile owner got into a dispute with the Plaintiff and charged him with car theft . The Defendant newspaper ran an article describing the situation ...
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... Plaintiff managed the foreign exchange trading or played any role in the actual losses . Under the New York " single in- stance " rule , unless the statement is libel per se there must be a showing of special damages in order for the ...
... Plaintiff managed the foreign exchange trading or played any role in the actual losses . Under the New York " single in- stance " rule , unless the statement is libel per se there must be a showing of special damages in order for the ...
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