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The law of defamation - a comparison between the South African, the Canadian and the German legal systems
"The law of defamation aims at the protection of a person's reputation." This definition was found in the Canadian, the South African as well as in the German law. However, the question that arises is whether the law of defamation only protects the reputation and the good name of a person. Defamatio...
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School For Advanced Legal Studies
2021
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