Police have now decided there are no grounds for action.
And lawyers at other publishing houses agree that Holt has no legal grounds for action against Bone or the Times.
Mr. Fisch's office could refer the case to the Legislative Ethics Commission if it found grounds for action against the Senate.
A spokesman for the authority said: "We're currently carefully assessing the complaints to establish if there appear to be any grounds for action.
Lloyds Action Now may be joined by the UK Shareholder Association as it looks for grounds for action against the directors of Lloyds TSB and HBOS and others involved in the merger.
But until now they did not necessarily regard the existence of these foes as grounds for action against the leaders of the countries where they lived.
Montague read out Next's claim that there were no grounds for action, since the logo had been used by others for years, including as the emblem of "the MOD movement of the 60s..."... Confused?
The Lib Dem leadership has struggled to assert its authority over Rennard and his supporters in the House of Lords after a review of the evidence about his alleged behaviour towards women found insufficient grounds for action.
Lawyers Winckworth Sherwood are considering possible grounds for action on the basis of negligent misstatement by Lloyds TSB directors in the merger prospectus, the withholding of information by HBOS directors, a judicial review of the government's conduct and a derivative action against banking and accountancy advisers.
Frustrated by vague appeals to "the principles of international law," we eventually prepared a statement reciting Serbia's numerous violations of United Nations resolutions, the extreme danger to civilians, the risks to NATO countries of a wider war and the unity of Europe, and then declared that as a result we believed there was "a substantial and legitimate grounds for action internationally".
"The type of behavior we are talking about here is not exactly something that I think a senator should be engaged in," said Mr. Ensign, who again raised the possibility of public ethics committee hearings into whether Mr. Craig had brought discredit on the Senate, which could be grounds for action against him.
