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Codes of Ethics in Collection of Information Law Assignment
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Clause 8 of the AJA Code of Ethics requires the use of fair, honest and responsible means in collecting information. Journalists need to identify themselves and their employer before an interview for broadcast. He/she should never exploit the ignorance or vulnerability of a person of media practice.
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Codes of Ethics among Journalists Law Assignment
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It is essential to state that the key question is whether Sam has breached any code of conduct in collecting information and content for his article. The following will concentrate on breaches of the code of conduct among the journalist pertaining to methods of data collection and contents of their articles.
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Media Law and Code of Ethics Law Assignment
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This paper presents an analysis of a case involving copyright infringement and violation of the code of ethics. It starts by examining the breaches of Codes of Ethics in relation to the collection of information, infringement of Copyright Act 1968(Cth), the remedies and defenses, and lastly, a commission of misleading and deceptive conduct under section 18(1) of the Australian Consumer Law.
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Proposed Amendment to the Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935 Law Essay
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It is my humble opinion that the Attorney General enacts the Criminal Law Consolidation (CLC) Act 1935 (SA), however, there are certain areas of the amendment that need re-amending and the addition of certain clauses to consolidate the application of the act. This submission discusses the proposed amendment of 5AA of the CLC Act in relation to the interpretation of the courts, parliament’s intention and the enforceability of the Act.
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Ecologically Sustainable Development and the Protection of Biodiversity Law Essay
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In the recent past, society and nations embarked on the quest of ensuring that there is sustainable development. Global warming, deforestation and emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere present a great challenge to states not only Australia to protect the biodiversity and ecology of a particular nation.
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Soft Law and Important Contribution to International Law Law Essay
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International customs, treaties, general principles of law, judicial decisions and the teachings of highly qualified legal scholars have codified sources of International law. These laws are enumerated in Article 38(1) of the Statute of the International Court of Justice (‘ICJ Statute’) as the sources of international law.
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Focusing on the Jurisprudence of the WTO Law Essay
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A reputable in international law asserts that international has its establishment on the principle of sovereignty and equality of states. In contemporary society, international trade is dependent on the cooperation of States, and a tribunal addresses any potential dispute relating to trade regimes, tariff disputes, and discrimination.
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The International Criminal Court - Jurisdiction, International Politics, Role of Nongovernmental Organizations Law Case Study
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The Rome statute was adopted by 120 states while participating in a United Nations Conference of Plenipotentiaries in the establishment of an International Criminal court. The Statute was put into force in January 2002. It has been about ten years of operations since the International Criminal Court started its operations in The Hague, Netherlands.
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Broadmeadows Magistrates Court Law Essay
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The placement period is significant in terms of gaining knowledge and skills of the operations within the court (Huisman, 2013).  Frequent interactions with clients and court officials are common during this period. The knowledge gained depends on the communication skills and the level of interactions with the clients and court officials.
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The Non-Proliferation Treaty Limit the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Law Essay
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The Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) was ratified in 1969 and came into effect in 1970 and became international law with eleven Articles. The states which concluded the treaty are referred to as “Parties to the Treaty” (Joyner 2011, p.11). In the beginning, there were only five nuclear-weapon states (NWS) namely China, United Kingdom, France, the United States, and USSR.
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Legal Responsibilities of the Banker Law Literature review
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Banking services play a critical role in contemporary society. It is approximated that more than 90 percent of adults hold a bank or structured society account in Australia (Cranston, 2002). Hence the proper delivery of services by the banks is of importance to most of these customers. Like any other institution, banks must have competent and professional employees to deliver quality service and satisfy customer needs.
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Westfield Management Limited v Perpetual Trustee Company Limited Law Assignment
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An easement provides a right of way or use of a real property owned by another person without possessing the property. In most cases, a landowner permits another landowner to use pathways across different pieces of property.  Easement by necessity is acknowledged where one landowner can only have an access to a facility by passing across another landowner’s property.
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Law of Financial Institutions and Services Law Literature review
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Australia has sophisticated but stable banking and non-banking financial institutions which have been providing a full range of banking and financial services and products. The histories of these institutions are healthy and so are the services offered. The banking market of Australia is controlled by four major banking financial institutions and a range of non-banking ones that offer business banking.
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Legal Responsibilities and Duties of the Banker Law Literature review
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A banker’s position comes with numerous legal and moral responsibilities and duties. The responsibilities of a banker are contextualized within the banker-customer relationship. Such context gives birth to different forms of relationships such as debtor-creditor, agent and principal and guarantor and guarantee relationship.
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The Australian Banking and Financial System Law Essay
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Generally speaking, the APRA was to possess the role of prudential supervision of Australian depositing-taking institutions (ADI), non-holding that carry out business in insurance, underwriting, companies carrying out life assurance, retirement fund holding companies, and superannuation funds (Tyree, 2005).
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Increasing Censorship on the Internet Law Assignment
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Among many other salient features, the resolution included "promotion, protection, and enjoyment of human rights on the internet. No sooner had this resolution been passed than Carld Bildt, Swedish Foreign Minister, call it "A Victory for the Internet" (Bildt, 2012). Freedom of expression is already granted by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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The Analysis of the Origins of the UAE Bidoon Law Thesis
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The specific narratives of many Bidoon bore these reasons as the underlying causes of their statelessness. In the case of Abdullah’s family, for example, the grandfather’s failure to renew his Ras al Khaimah passport, which was issued to him before the declaration of UAE independence in 1971, led to the family’s present status of being stateless.
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Fundamentals of Business and Corporations Law Law Assignment
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Generally, S 112 of the Corporation Act 2001 guides on the type of company to be incorporated. Under the Act, there are a number of companies that are registered.  Under the public company, there are four classes; limited by shares, limited by guarantee, no liability company and unlimited with share capital.
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Reporting Crime News Law Essay
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The media should therefore be selective during the reporting process of the crimes to avoid public anxiety. However, it is also important for the media to report violent crimes to set an agenda. This plays an important role in terms of establishing a datum for the authorities in terms of dealing with the crime.
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Masculinities in Prison and Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Law Assignment
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Parsons (1964) gave one of the first accounts of the link between masculinity and criminal behaviour. Criminology thought, both past and present, have debated the link between criminal behaviour in men and its relationship with masculinity. Long back in 1924, Sutherland and Cressey stated that this delinquency might have its roots in how boys are taught to be "rough and tough" and girls asked to be soft.
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Treatment of Detainees at Guantanamo Bay Law Essay
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Disregarding efforts by the US government to assuage criticism from some states and international human rights groups, controversies surrounding detention without trial at the facility continue to build up. The gist of the issue is that efforts to dissuade allegedly unlawful undertakings at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility have been futile.
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James Claim in Negligence Law Essay
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This essay will discuss the requirements needed to establish a claim in professional negligence, and whether given the circumstances of this case the defendant can apply volenti non fit injuria as a defense. Professional negligence is an area of business law that is supported by many cases, some of which have been used to set judicial precedence.
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Fellehas Duties to Goneril Law Assignment
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According to the model rules of professional conduct and practice section 2005, (1), a lawyer has some obligations towards a client. When discharging legal duties, the practitioner should maintain a high degree of honesty towards the client at all times. This means that Fellaha should always be honest with Goneril regarding any legal information concerning her case.
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The Professional Conduct & Practice Rules Law Assignment
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A necessary aspect of the fiduciary nature of the relationship between a legal practitioner and his client is confidentiality. Under Rule 4 of the Professional Conduct & Practice Rules 2005 (Vic), acting against a former client occurs when a practitioner or his firm represents a party against a former client and the confidential information previously acquired may be used to jeopardize his position.
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The Analysis of the Copyright Act of 1968 Law Essay
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If a part of a literary work is reproduced yet the original work lacks any originality will not be deemed to have fulfilled the requirement of substantiality as set out in the Copyright Act and hence will not be actionable. If the work forms a material or important part of the plaintiff’s work they may claim infringement.
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Sovereign over Pedra Branca and Sovereignty over Middle Rocks and South Ledge Law Report
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The 2008 Malaysia/Singapore case in the ICJ is a landmark case regarding territorial disputes. The dispute was concerning the territorial sovereignty of South Ledge, Middle Rocks and Pedra Branca/Palau Puteh. Palau Batu Puteh/Pedra Branca is a 137 by 60 m islands located in the Straits of Singapore a busy maritime corridor.
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What Proves James Needs to Establish a Claim in Negligence Law Essay
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Negligence is conduct that falls below the standards that have been established by law to protect others against the risk of harm that is unreasonable. If a person’s actions have departed from the conduct expected from a reasonable person, a prudent person acting under similar circumstances then negligence is said to have occurred.
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Crime as a Part of Mankind Law Case Study
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Susan Smith was born on 26th September 1971 in Union, South Carolina. Susan was not brought up in an ideal family. Her parents broke up when she was 7 years old. Shortly after the divorce, her father committed suicide. After several weeks affair the divorce, her mother remarried and they resettled to the stepfather’s home.
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The Psychoanalytic Frame Susan Law Case Study
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The announcement by Susan in November 1992 that she was pregnant forced them to reunite. Believing that their relationship was troubled because of not having independence, they borrowed money from Susan’s mother so that they could set up independently. However, this did not achieve the intended outcome as Susan constantly complained.
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Law of Business Associations: Company Directors Law Case Study
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Don is liable for a civil offense as the move to award the contract to Myco where he is a shareholder contravenes section 182 (2). Don abused his position as director of Coco, to gain an advantage for himself. Don’s actions were also intentionally dishonest, meaning his conduct attracts criminal liability.
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Claims in Negligence - 19-Years-Old James Law Case Study
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The claim of negligence involves James who is 19 years old.  James is a rising hockey star who has been selected to play in a representative team and this makes him so happy. The claim of negligence comes when James tested positive for a prohibited substance yet he has been operating in a clean body without involving himself in any sort of drug intake.
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James Claim in Negligence Law Case Study
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The plaintiff must have full knowledge of the nature and the extent of the risks that they ran), the defendants are faced with a hard task to prove that James had full knowledge of the nature and the extent of the risk involved, therefore considering the circumstance of this particular case, the defense of violent nonfit injuria must fail.  
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Negligent Coach and Legal Issue Law Assignment
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From an analysis of the facts the question of whether the coach and team doctor acted negligently by including banned steroids in the young athlete's diets arises. Further, the question of whether James voluntarily assented to taking the banned substance and thus waives any claims of negligence against the coach and the team doctors also arises.
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How can Australia Balance its National Security Concerns with a Human Rights Agenda Law Literature review
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After the Bali bombings, Australia became a signatory of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). According to Ramraj (2005), the Act provides that, “in times of public emergency which threatens the life of the nation and the existence of which is officially proclaimed.
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Globalisation and Intellectual Property Law Essay
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The treaty has facilitated trade and led to innovation in many fields. However, it has polarised trade and growth in some areas because of the harmonisation agreements which prevent countries especially the developing ones from using their superiority derived from their numbers in the global arena.
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The Various Classes of Law Law Assignment
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Contracting on illegal deals may sometimes be complex especially when the two parties disagree and the matter has to be taken to a court of law. In such situations, the court may face some complexities as the court may be caught up in situations on whether to rule over the case or punish the two parties for having engaged in illegal activities
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Features of Intellectual Property in China Law Essay
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Chinese IP laws do not give a clear separation between the R&D system in the country and evolving IP laws enforced in various sectors in the country. As a result, IP strategy is synonymous with technological transfer and knowledge sharing, which has been used as the main form of innovation in the country.
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The Analysis of the Chinese Contract Law Law Essay
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Lastly, the reason why the precedent does not hold any weight in China is because of the questionable competencies of the Chinese judges. The Chinese government has, in the past, tried to improve the judicial system. This is because the training system of judges in China is below the required standard as compared to Western countries.
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Analysis of Corporate Law Cases Law Case Study
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The origins of this rule can be traced to the decision in Royal British Bank v Turquand. In its ruling, the Court permitted the outsider to presume that the officials of the company had acted in a manner that was compliant with the rules of the company. However, an important exception to this rule was established in Morris v Janssen. 
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Negligence and Defense for Volenti Non Fit Injuria Law Essay
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Generally, this essay sought to discuss the obligatory elements for assessing negligence and establish whether a liability should be vindicated to the defendant or the plaintiff. A number of cases have been evaluated to support this area of business law established under the law of tort on negligence. 
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The Australian Copyright Act 1968 Law Essay
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This essay examines a case analysis where the specific copyrightable content is determined, the basis of bringing an action against copyright infringement, the parties that can bring such action and the possible defenses available to the defendant. The remedies available to the plaintiff are also examined.
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Volenti Non Fit Injuria versus Claim in Negligence Law Essay
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Volenti nonfit injuria is a term used in the legal field to mean; no harm or injury is done to a willing person (this applies to a defendant). It could also be said that it is consent to run a risk by a plaintiff. Despite the fact that it is a voluntary agreement, there are conditions that are necessary to be fulfilled for a defense case; the claimant or plaintiff should be able to exercise freedom of choice voluntarily and freely.
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Trade Openness and the Elimination of Trade Barriers Law Research Paper
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The US patent system heavily favours the owners of IP over other parties. Unfortunately, the Global IP regime is founded on the American system which has been criticized for several critical flaws. In the 1980’s the US formed the special appeal courts for patents apart from the federal court system.
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Article Review: Criminology Law Literature review
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The reference also provides a legal definition of the item based on legal dictionaries and experience through the Authors’ career life. According to Friedrichs (2009 as quoted in chapter 2 of the book), definitions of crime are beyond the explanations traditionally provided in criminal law and involve more forms of harm. 
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The Criminal Liability of Kalmer, Rudbott, and Patchouli Law Coursework
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It is important to note that the intention of an offender plays an important role in terms of determining the nature of the crime. It is also important to note that the individual has to be a sound mind which is a consideration when the case is being built. The actions of individuals in public can also lead to criminal liability.
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Observing Court Proceedings Law Assignment
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It is based on a hierarchy according to the nature of the matter. The position of each court in the court hierarchy determines the type of case that it is going to handle. I attended a Paramatta Local Court. It is the lowest-ranked court hierarchy in Queensland below the Supreme Court of Queensland District and the Court of Queensland.
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Are the Regulatory Frameworks for Pharmacy Practice in Australia by Customers Law Assignment
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As explained by Halstead, (2012, p. 1), in 2010, The Health Practitioner Regulation National Law South Australia Act began operating. This was after going through a committee of Australian government deliberation. The act did exclude the premises approval and pharmacy ownership functions.
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Case Analysis: Claims in Negligence Law Case Study
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This article examines the law underlying a successful claim of negligence. Essentially, for a successful claim of negligence, four elements have to be satisfied, which the plaintiff must prove based on the balance of probabilities. The first involves proof that the defendant owed the duty of care to the plaintiff with regard to the extent of damage or detriment that the applicant suffers.
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Law of Communication Law Assignment
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The tort for defamation depends on the publication or communication of defamatory nature, and not just the words written or spoken. This essay presents a case analysis, where the elements to bring a successful claim of defamation are examined. It also examines the factors to consider in determining the commission of scandalizing contempt, breach of confidence, and whether the source of information can be revealed in defamation proceedings. 
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Law of Communication Issues Law Assignment
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Generally, defamation as a form of abuse in law provides the platform when one is considered to be defamatory to the other party (Regan, 1995). The first instance is when one proves that the article or statement made against him or her was malicious and had the intention to hurt his reputation or feelings.
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