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Judicial law report extracts setting out principles governing qualified privilege and the limits of defamatory statements by advocates, attorneys, and witnesses in the course of court proceedings.
Case names: Findlay v Knight; Preston v Luyt
Year: 1935; 1911
Court: Appellate Division; Eastern Districts Local Division
Jurisdiction: South Africa
Type of document: Judicial decisions (law reports extracts)
Subject: Qualified privilege; defamation in judicial proceedings
Legal principles: Public policy and qualified privilege; animus iniuriandi; relevance and malice in pleadings and cross-examination; protection of witnesses
Parties: Findlay and Knight; Preston and Luyt
Procedural context: Defamatory allegations in pleadings and during cross-examination
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Pre-action letter alleging defamatory online publications under English law
Document type: Pre-action correspondence
Legal area: Defamation
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Governing law: Law of England and Wales
Sender: Firm of solicitors acting for a client
Recipient: Individual and company operating online forums or website
Subject matter: Allegedly defamatory internet posts and publications
Platforms referenced: Online forums and social media
Claims alleged: Libel and malicious falsehood
Audience reach: Internet users worldwide with access in England
Remedies sought: Damages, injunction, costs
Procedural framework: Pre-action protocol for defamation
Statutory reference: Defamation Act 1996, Section 2
Case law cited: Sim v Stretch [1936] 2 All ER 1237; Spiliada Maritime Corp v Cansulex Ltd [1987] A.C. 460
Court referenced: High Court
Compliance deadline: 14 days from date of letter
Requested actions: Removal of content, apology, disclosure of recipients and posts, monitoring undertakings
Source type: Legal notice and demand letter
RECORD AND REVIEW OF RESEARCH PROTOCOLDOCTOR OF EDUCATION LEADERSHIP (EDL) DISSERTATION IN PRACTICE (DIP)
Note: Year
Topic: Education, Research Protocol
Document Type: Research Protocol
Organization / Institution: Wilmington University
Target Audience: EDL Candidates, Dissertation Advisors, Educational Researchers
Topics: Luyt defamatory EDL