Sentence examples for brought a libel action from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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.

Undeterred, the 3 editors brought a libel suit against Pean and Cohen.

"Hunt has been brought to justice by a libel action where the authorities have failed for more than two decades.

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.

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".