Press and communications law
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19/1/2006

Defamation, Civil action, interruption, Plaintiff's submissions not served to the defendant – interruptive effect (none)

A plaintiff's submissions that have not been served to the defendant do not interrupt the statute of limitations for a civil defamation action.

A plaintiff's submissions that have not been served to the defendant do not interrupt the statute of limitations for a civil defamation action.

Case note on Cass Civ 2, April 29, 2004 (appeal no. 02-14970), Gaz. Pal. January 6-7, 2006, p. 33.

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