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This edition of David Price's text provides a clear and practical guide to the law and practice of defamation. Its structured approach should make it an ideal source of reference for both defamation specialists and for all those - practitioners and non-practitioners alike - who need a guide to the substantive law and procedure. This edition considers the many recent changes in the law and practice, including new case law under the Defamation Act 1996 and the implications of the new defamation pre-action protocol. It also contains three chapters on defamation and the CPR, the Internet, and the the Human Rights Act 1998 respectively. New & Used
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What Reviewers Are Saying
...a hugely impressive book ...Its legal and procedural analysis will be invaluable, not only to practitioners, but to journalists, broadcasters and publishers.This book is helpful to lawyers and non-lawyers alike. One can imagine a newspaper editor having this book permanently in place on the working desk.It is the practical advice and guidance that makes this book different...Well done to Mr Price and to the publishers.Mr Price's discussion of the issues is masterly...the great strength of the book remains its exceptionally down-to-earth advice to lawyers and laymen tangling with this tricky area of the law. Press Gazette.