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Perspectives for the Professions - June 2019: Public Communications That Do Not Cross the Line: Dealing with Claims of Defamation
Tsatsi v College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan, 2018 SKCA 53, held that a physician’s defamation claim against his regulator, his employer, and the government, should be dismissed as a result of the defences of truth and qualified...
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