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    Defamation

    idea · 1 work · 2 mentions · 10 anchored passages

    defamation · defamatory · libel · slander · the wrong of defamation

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    The Law of Torts19th Century · English

    The general legal wrong of injuring another's reputation, encompassing both slander and libel.

    The actionable or innocent character of words depends not on the intention with which they were published, but on their actual meaning and tendency when published.
    2.—: defamation in general.
    We now pass to the general law of defamation, which applies to both slander and libel, subject, as to slander, to the conditions and distinctions we have just gone through.
    2.—: defamation in general.
    ” It is commonly said that defamation to be actionable must be malicious, and the old form of pleading added “maliciously” to “falsely.
    2.—: defamation in general.