Lack of clarity in legislation means juries can assess damages in "offer of amends" defamation cases

The Supreme Court has ruled juries can assess damages in two defamation actions after saying there is a lack of clarity in part of the legislation introduced to provide early resolution of such cases.

Lack of clarity in legislation means juries can assess damages in "offer of amends" defamation cases

By Ann O'Loughlin

The Supreme Court has ruled juries can assess damages in two defamation actions after saying there is a lack of clarity in part of the legislation introduced to provide early resolution of such cases.

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