Mueller v Livingstone, 2019 NBQB 28
| Jurisdiction | New Brunswick |
| Judge | Clendening |
| Citation | 2019 NBQB 28 |
| Docket Number | FC-224-2016 |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of New Brunswick (Canada) |
| Date | 07 February 2019 |
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2 practice notes
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Hawkins c. Jamieson, 2020 NBQB 83
...so without colour of right, again implying, at the very least, unlawful (as opposed to criminal) conduct. [84] In Mueller v Livingstone, 2019 NBQB 28 (CanLII), Justice Clendening of this Court considered a case involving allegations of defamation. The plaintiff, the owner of an art gallery,......
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Candelora v. Feser, 2019 NSSC 370
...is helpful here by analogy. Facebook posts have been held to constitute “publication” for defamation purposes. In Mueller v. Livingstone, 2019 NBQB 28, the court [22] With respect to the second requirement in a defamation action, that is, that the words, in fact, refer to the plaintiff, it ......
2 cases
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Hawkins c. Jamieson, 2020 NBQB 83
...so without colour of right, again implying, at the very least, unlawful (as opposed to criminal) conduct. [84] In Mueller v Livingstone, 2019 NBQB 28 (CanLII), Justice Clendening of this Court considered a case involving allegations of defamation. The plaintiff, the owner of an art gallery,......
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Candelora v. Feser, 2019 NSSC 370
...is helpful here by analogy. Facebook posts have been held to constitute “publication” for defamation purposes. In Mueller v. Livingstone, 2019 NBQB 28, the court [22] With respect to the second requirement in a defamation action, that is, that the words, in fact, refer to the plaintiff, it ......