Tort Law - Defamation

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[identitysecret]

I thank God every day for bringing me to your channel thanks

[nonameneededd]

The guilty mind indeed runs rampant no?
I will check fine print.
I really dislike cowardly behaviour

[dantuck]

Brilliant video! Definitely a big help for my upcoming exams. Easier to learn with someone talking than just reading off paper. Both together work well, thank you!

[luwamalem]

I have a Tort exam on the 13th & I'm not as prepared as I should be! Thankful for your videos as they really get to the point and you explain things really clearly! Fingers cross the exam goes well! :/

[thegoatman]

In Uganda at law development center...I find the video relevant and good in all cases.
I really appreciate

[angilasapkota]

Very well explained. Thank you. The videos are very helpful.

[ProNoob]

Great video so far, just noticed a mistake with the Huth v Huth case- courts in fact held a defamatory statement couldn't be found

[KL-zglu]

Telling everyone that a woman had kids with someone other than who she was married to, to slander.

If you've done a background check and found criminal records, found evidence of venereal disease, and has witnessed them being unable to perform their job, you can't sue for slander.

A con artist doesn't care about their reputation. These have become pathetic.

If everyone you worked with states 'unable to perform job', that is a fact


If there is a health concern and you have to disclose an STD and someone, that is a matter of public health.

The first statement is something with no basis in fact, that was ONLY posted to cause harm.

[stellaercolani]

Defamation does not stand when the perpetrator has a history of said crimes and past felony points to criminal behaviour.

[PAULwildturkeyUDOUJ]

England version - I didn't catch that until it got deep in the case. But good job.

[britishboxer]

what if defamation was part of a scandal, tampering with a witness, defrauding someone...delaying tactics.

[Abukhaled]

what would be the reference if i were about to write this information in my research paper

[monicagandy]

JUSTICE ⚖ FOR MONICA GANDY IN JESUS NAME 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[michelle_dlamini]

well explained. Sir, can you please help me understand delict.

[KushWick]

if you have a recording of a conversation can that be used to prove slander

[salimsg]

Just a small correction to your excellent video. "Libel" is pronounced as Lie-ble as in telling a lie and bible. It is definitely not pronounced as Lee-Bell

[sovietninja]

Defeats the purpose of the first amendment.

[anjalisukhwal]

plz hindi explan humkk english samj ni aati to plz hindi traslet video

[Leeloula]

can you try and make your pronunciation a bit clearer? great video though

[DanA-jzll]

huth v huth hahahaha....typical desi pronounciation...smashed it, good video though definitley help out