Press and communications law
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19/10/2008

Defamation, constituent elements, necessity of a fact sufficiently precise to be the subject of proof and adversarial debate

Second commentary on the requirement of a precise fact to constitute defamation, capable of being proven and debated in an adversarial proceeding before the courts.

Second commentary on the requirement of a precise fact to constitute defamation, capable of being proven and debated in an adversarial proceeding before the courts.

Note on Cass Civ 1, April 4, 2006 (appeal no. 05-14.404), Gaz. Pal. October 5-6, 2008, p. 39.

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