The article was published in May 2016 by former BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan ( himself no stranger to controversy)
The article headlined: ÂCorbyn and the mosque leader who blames the UK for Isil. It then sought to connect Mr Corbyn with Mohammed Kozbar.
Kozbar successfully argued that the article was defamatory. The Sunday Telegraph removed the article from its website, accepted the article was defamatory, and paid damages in the region of £30,000.
When a matter is taken to court, parties can, in some instances, make an offer to reach an agreement before the dispute proceeds to trial
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In many cases, a Claimant whose copyright work has been infringed will not only wish to obtain relief for the damage and loss suffered but
Something that has become more and more noticeable over the last couple of years is the number of big corporations who take aim at small
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