In this article, we will discuss the meanings and legal provisions regarding defamation in India.
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Defination
Defamation is false statements or information that lowers the reputation of another person. It can also be referred to as calumny, vilification, or traducement. A tort, like an invasion of privacy or breach of contract, defamation is an intentional misrepresentation of fact made by one person about another person. People often sue for defamation when a third party repeats false information about them.
Difference between libel and slander?
Libel refers to written defamation of character or reputation whereas slander refers to oral defamation of character or reputation.
Slander and libel are two terms used to refer to defamation that is spoken or published. Libel is the written form of defamation, whereas slander is the spoken version. Some forms of libel and slander are considered criminal offenses in various countries.
Essential elements of defamation
What are the differences between Freedom of speech and Defamation
What do you mean by Libel and Slander
Difference between Civil and Criminal defamation
What are the defenses available against defamation
Important Case laws on defamation
Conclusion
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