Sentence examples for bring a libel action from inspiring English sources
David Irving is continuing to pursue his intention to bring a libel action against The Observer and the writer Gitta Sereny, for words in an article entitled 'Spin Time For Hitler' which appeared on 21 April , 1996
If the Bahraini government succeeds in bring a libel action against the Independent to court, it would be going against the well-established principle that governments cannot sue for libel.
If the action is not struck out as the Derbyshire case was, then we will see how easy it is for a claimant to bring a libel action in the UK.
Mitchell has brought a libel action against the Sun in relation to the article, which the paper is defending.
But when Douglas brought a libel action against a biographer of Wilde in 1912, Ross had the full text sent to him.
C.P. Allegheny County Nov. 15, 2000), a Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge brought a libel action against 13 anonymous posters who alleged that she lobbied on behalf of a local attorney for a judicial appointment.
He only started writing his Swallows and Amazons books when he was approaching middle age.' One of his earlier books, a biography of Oscar Wilde, brought forth a libel action from Lord Alfred Douglas, who claimed that Ransome's book had been responsible for Wilde's disgrace.
Sources close to Mr Mandic's agency, Max Sport, told the Guardian that the agent is planning to bring a separate libel action against Lineker, in the British courts.
The solicitors approach Early Resolution CIC (ER), a not-for-profit company, which tries to bring the parties in a libel action together to work out key issues such as "meaning" or "identity" or whether the words complained of are a matter of honest comment or statement of fact.
"Hunt has been brought to justice by a libel action where the authorities have failed for more than two decades.
She lost by default in a libel action brought by a litigious Saudi national, Khalid bin Mahfouz, over allegations made in her book "Funding Evil".
