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Defamation: the pleading of meaning or the meaning of pleading
Record ID:
26615
Format:
LIJ Article
Year:
2001
Author:
Bleechmore, John ;
Source:
LIJ (2001) 75 No 1
Date_of_entry:
06/02/2001
Notes:
The relative complexity of defamation litigation is largely attributable to the issue of pleading of meanings or imputations. A recent Court of Appeal decision has established clearer principles to resolve the confusion as to whether a defendant can plead meanings different from those pleaded by the plaintiff ; The 'Polly Peck' defence
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Articles
Month:
February


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