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.
The pandemic has caused many businesses to invest in selling their goods or services online. This has meant that many businesses have had to invest
Multi billion-dollar luxury fashion brand Burberry has been granted a preliminary injunction against Chinese copycat brand Baneberry/ The alleged infringers were discovered when Xinboli Trading
On the 5th April 2021, the Supreme Court decided that Google’s use of Oracle Corp’s software code to build the Android operating systems does not
A registered Community Design (RCD) is a monopoly right that will provide the proprietor with exclusive rights to make, use, sell, import and export any
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