INJUNCTIONS handbook
An injunction is an effective remedy as it is a court order preventing or requiring a specific act of defamation, for example, halting the publication of a particular article in a newspaper or requiring a webhost to remove defamatory material from a site. Injunctions are rarely granted in defamation...
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Kelana Jaya, Selangor
Malayan Law Journal
2005
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Series: | MLJ handbook series
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Summary: | An injunction is an effective remedy as it is a court order preventing or requiring a specific act of defamation, for example, halting the publication of a particular article in a newspaper or requiring a webhost to remove defamatory material from a site. Injunctions are rarely granted in defamation actions, unless it is clear that the statement is defamatory and that the defendant does not intend to plead a defence. It may be used to prevent an intended defamation or where there is a real danger that a person will repeat a defamation already published. |
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Item Description: | Includes index |
Physical Description: | xxxvii, 227 pages 25 cm |
ISBN: | 9679626563 9789679626568 |