Examples of using Libel in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Intrigue, gossip, slander, libel- parents are willing to do anything,
Capote was also unsuccessfully sued for libel and invasion of privacy by a Manhattan resident named Bonnie Golightly who claimed that he had based Holly on her.
Anyone who knew anything about libel and the law could see where this one was headed.
He successfully claimed damages for libel; see Plato Films Ltd v Speidel AC 1090.
You generally don't get more than about £300,000 for a libel and he got more than double that.
One of these, the"Dutch church libel",[25] written in blank verse,
Already accused of seditious libel for criticising the king in The North Briton, Wilkes fled the country
alleged injury caused by slander, libel, violations of privacy,
One of these, the"Dutch church libel", written in rhymed iambic pentameter,
thus fulfilled Carlo Ruta from offenses“libel” and“underground press”;
trademarks, libel, privacy, obscenity, or otherwise.
cause to be published a certain scandalous malicious and seditious libel.
Al Davis later tried to sue Steelers coach Chuck Noll for libel after the latter called safety George Atkinson a criminal for the hit.
He was tried and found guilty in absentia of obscene libel and seditious libel, and was declared an outlaw on 19 January 1764.
And he got more than double that. You generally don't get more than about £300,000 for a libel.
tried for seditious libel, and many of Johnson's authors either stopped writing
Miss Lounds. Could you please remind me how many times you have been sued for libel?
Zola's intention was that he be prosecuted for libel so that the new evidence in support of Dreyfus would be made public.
Todd filed a suit for libel in Maryland against both Garrison and Lundy;
bullying and libel.