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Chapter 14 Multiple choice questions
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Chapter 14 Multiple choice questions
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In which situation is slander actionable without proof of damage?
An assertion that a woman has had an affair
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An assertion that the claimant is HIV positive
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An assertion that the claimant is guilty of a serious crime
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Which of the articles of the European Convention on Human Rights is
not
applicable to defamation law?
Article 10
correct
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Article 8
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Article 6
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Which of the following is
not
an element in establishing a case in libel?
Publication to a 3
rd
party
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A section of the public who thought less of the claimant
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A defamatory statement
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Reference to the claimant
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In which of the following cases did the court hold that the defamatory statement could
not
be taken to refer to the claimant?
Tolley v Fry
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Newstead v London Express Newspapers
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Hulton v Jones
correct
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O'Shea v MGN
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Foreseeable repetition was the basis of liability in which of the following cases?
McManus v Beckham
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Theaker v Richardson
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Knupffer v London Express Newspapers
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Byrne v Dean
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Which of the following groups
cannot
sue in defamation?
Companies
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Local authorities
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Politicians
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Celebrities
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For the defence of Truth, it is not necessary to prove the truth of every word. True or false?
True
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False
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Which of the following is
not
a requirement of the defence of 'honest opinion on a matter of public interest'?
It must be on a matter of public interest
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It must be an opinion
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It must be proven to be true
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It must be honestly made
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Which one of the following categories can be the subject of the defence of absolute privilege?
A statement made in preparation for court proceedings
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A statement made on the basis of a duty to one who has an interest in receiving it
correct
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A case report in a case book
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The common law
Reynolds
privilege did not require consideration of which of the following?
The urgency of the matter
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The seriousness of the allegation against the claimant
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Whether comment was sought from the claimant
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The defendant's motive in publishing the statement
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