Lexis Nexis Halsbury's Laws of Canada – Defamation (2023 Reissue)
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With continued advancements in modern technology, the means by which we can choose to disseminate information - from Internet chat rooms to social networking sites to Twitter – are constantly evolving. As a result, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of ways that defamation can occur, making it essential that all lawyers have a basic understanding of this important area of law.
The Halsbury's Defamation (2023 Reissue) title provides a succinct overview of the black letter law relating to defamation, libel and slander that is invaluable to practitioners who do not specialize in this area. Written by one of Canada's leading practitioners in the field, this title is national in scope, providing a thorough and authoritative summary of the pertinent legislation and case law regarding the requisite elements of an action for defamation, possible defences and available remedies. Topics covered in this essential reference include:
- Defamation and freedom of expression
- At common law
- Under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Criminal libel
- Civil defamation
- Under international human rights commitments
- Elements of the civil cause of action
- Defamatory statement
- Reference to the plaintiff
- Publication
- Determining publication
- Republication
- Innocent dissemination
- Defences to the civil cause of action
- Justification
- Privilege
- Absolute privilege
- Qualified privilege
- Responsible communication in mass media
- Fair comment
- Comment vs. fact
- Accurate or privileged facts
- Matter of public interest
- Without malice
- Consent
- Special procedural issues
- Jurisdiction and choice of law in Internet defamation suits
- Screening out strategic litigation against public participation
- Remedies
- Damages
- General damages
- Aggravated damages
- Punitive damages
- Special damages
- Injunctions
- Damages
- Related Torts
- Slander
- Malicious falsehood
- Negligence
- Intentional interference with economic relations
- Violation of privacy, intimate images, and intrusion upon seclusion
- Conspiracy
And much more.
Table of contents
I. Defamation in Canadian Law
II. Elements of the Civil Cause of Action
III. Defences to the Civil Cause of Action
IV. Special Procedural Issues in Defamation Law
V. Remedies
VI. Slander and Related Torts
