Branson v Bower (No.2)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
| Judgment Date | 15 June 2001 |
| Date | 15 June 2001 |
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Associated Newspapers Ltd v Burstein
...“motive” could only be an inference drawn from the factual material set out earlier in the article. That, as this court stressed in Branson v. Bower (No. 1) at paragraph 13, indicates that the words amount only to the writer's opinion and no more. In the Branson case Latham LJ cited with ap......
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Abraham Mansoor Esau Manooor Edward Mansoor Abdo Mansoor & Sons Ltd Trading as Town House Furnishing Claimants v Grenville Radio Ltd First Defendant Ivor Grenville Theophilus Bird Second Defendant James "SLY J" Simon Third Defendant James Tanny Rose Fourth Defendant [ECSC]
...defence of fair comment must still stand. He referred the Court to Keays v Guardian Newspapers Ltd [2003] EWHC 1565. Branson v Bower [2002] 2 W.L.R 452. He submitted that any honest person would ask "can that quantity of items hold in those premises?" Next, Mr. Marshall submitted that the i......
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Mir Shakil-ur-rahman v Ary Network Ltd and Another
... ... inferred to be a deduction, inference, conclusion, criticism, remark, observation, etc." ( Branson v. Bower [2001] EMLR 15 [26]). (3) The ultimate determinant is how the words would ... ...
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Lowe v Associated Newspapers Ltd
...be set out, at least in general terms, in the words complained of. She had in mind a particular passage in my judgment in Branson v Bower [2002] QB 737, 748 at [29]-[31]: "The comment must be upon 'facts truly stated' A commentator must not deliberately distort the true situation. That woul......
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