Asked by
Louis Barnes
on Nov 29, 2024Verified
Two absolute defenses to the tort of defamation are:
A) truth and self-defense.
B) truth and privilege.
C) privilege and self-defense.
D) truth and defense of property.
Defamation
A false statement made by one individual about another, which causes harm to the person’s reputation.
Truth
Conformity to fact or reality; accurate representation of a matter.
Privilege
A special right, advantage, or immunity granted to a particular person or group, often protected under law.
- Identify the defenses available for tort actions and their applicability.
- Appreciate the essential nature of publication and inflicted harm in defamation-related cases.
Verified Answer
RD
Learning Objectives
- Identify the defenses available for tort actions and their applicability.
- Appreciate the essential nature of publication and inflicted harm in defamation-related cases.
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