The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 65
... libel or defamation ; and the liberty of the Press consists in the unrestricted right of publishing , subject to the responsibilities attached to the publication of libels , public or private . But if the publication is to be ...
... libel or defamation ; and the liberty of the Press consists in the unrestricted right of publishing , subject to the responsibilities attached to the publication of libels , public or private . But if the publication is to be ...
Page 66
... libels . And , in a subsequent case in the Court of Appeal , before Jessel , M.R. , Baggally and Lindley , L.JJ. , it was held that the Court has power to restrain by interlocutory injunction the publication of a libel , however ...
... libels . And , in a subsequent case in the Court of Appeal , before Jessel , M.R. , Baggally and Lindley , L.JJ. , it was held that the Court has power to restrain by interlocutory injunction the publication of a libel , however ...
Page 67
... libels is obvious , from the fact that no such were ever issued . Now , if a jurisdiction such as that recently held to have been conferred by the C. L. P. Act , was so conferred , it is very remarkable that it was never once exercised ...
... libels is obvious , from the fact that no such were ever issued . Now , if a jurisdiction such as that recently held to have been conferred by the C. L. P. Act , was so conferred , it is very remarkable that it was never once exercised ...
Page 68
... libel . There are indeed reports of cases which go far to negative the idea of any such extension of jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts of Equity . Jervis , C.J. , said in the case of Gittins v . Symes , 24 L.J. C.P. ...
... libel . There are indeed reports of cases which go far to negative the idea of any such extension of jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts of Equity . Jervis , C.J. , said in the case of Gittins v . Symes , 24 L.J. C.P. ...
Page 69
... libel or no libel would have to be tried on motion to commit ( which would be clearly illegal ) , and because it would be very unadvisable to grant an injunction which would restrain the fair discussion , in the newspapers , of matters ...
... libel or no libel would have to be tried on motion to commit ( which would be clearly illegal ) , and because it would be very unadvisable to grant an injunction which would restrain the fair discussion , in the newspapers , of matters ...
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