Libel reform – Lords Amendment 2 rejected
MPs have just voted to reject Lords Amendment 2, which would have required corporate bodies to obtain court permission to bring libel cases against individuals (ie, that requiring that they […]
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Libel reform – Lords Amendment 2 rejected
MPs have just voted to reject Lords Amendment 2, which would have required corporate bodies to obtain court permission to bring libel cases against individuals (ie, that requiring that they […]
Libel reform at risk… again
In case you’re not aware, the Defamation Bill is at Ping Pong, due to be debated again next Tuesday, 16th. However, despite the recent good news of the agreement to […]
Libel reform at risk… again
In case you’re not aware, the Defamation Bill is at Ping Pong, due to be debated again next Tuesday, 16th. However, despite the recent good news of the agreement to […]
Libel reform – further update…
Libel Reform Campaign urges Government to set date for next stage of Defamation Bill…
Libel reform – further update…
Libel Reform Campaign urges Government to set date for next stage of Defamation Bill…
Libel reform – latest…
Please see here for update from The Libel Reform Campaign.
Libel reform – latest…
Please see here for update from The Libel Reform Campaign.
Lee Turnpenny 