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Risk as injury: an alternative interpretation of the South African law of defamation
This thesis presents an alternative interpretation of the rules constituting the South African law of defamation. Defamation is typically understood to be a wrong in which the defendant has caused the plaintiff reputational harm. It is argued that it is more justifiable to view the wrong as a wrong...
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Department of Private Law
2020
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