Supreme Court to hear more submissions on defamation case against Sunday World

The Supreme Court is to hear further submissions on whether a defamation action in which a man was awarded €900,000 should go back for a full jury re-trial or whether the court itself could assess damages.

Supreme Court to hear more submissions on defamation case against Sunday World
Wed, 12 Jul, 2017 - 18:48

By Ann O'Loughlin

The Supreme Court is to hear further submissions on whether a defamation action in which a man was awarded €900,000 should go back for a full jury re-trial or whether the court itself could assess damages.

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