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14 Jul 2010

Interim Injunctions and the Overlap between Privacy and Libel

This article considers the suitability and compatibility of the rule in Bonnard v Perryman to cases involving private information which also has the potential to damage an individual's reputation.

By Godwin Busuttil and Patrick McCafferty.
Published in the Journal of Media Law (Hart Publishing) (2010) 2, pp.1-13

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