only claimed that there is no proof of
malice, it is presumed, if no good intention or justifiable motive for making it has been shown (Article 354, RPC), except in the following cases: (a) a private communication made by any person to another in the performance of any legal, moral or social duty and (b) a fair and true report, made in good faith, without any comments or remarks, of any judicial, legislative or other official proceedings which are not confidential in nature, or of any statement, report or speech delivered in said proceedings, or of any act performed by any public officers in the performance of their functions.
Unprivileged and unprotected communication
The DOJ explained that '
malice is a term used to indicate the fact that the offender is prompted by personal ill-will or spite and speaks not in response to duty, but merely to injure the reputation of the person defamed.'
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It's being done due to political
malice. There was no wrongdoing during our regime.
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Constitutional
malice, also called actual
malice, is the publishing of a defamatory statement either knowing it is false or with reckless disregard for its truth or falsity.
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The plain language of the statute, Lewis wrote, states that a governmental entity is not liable for loss resulting from employee conduct that constitutes actual
malice. Further, the state Court of Appeals held in Gause v.
Deputies serve at sheriff's pleasure
Asking for
malice, I do not do it in public if there is
malice.
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What struck me was his mix of disgust,
malice, and satisfaction, as a novelist, at having predicted and described it all in advance.
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'The plaintiff had failed to prove that there was any
malice on the defendant's part in altering or publishing the article,' she said.
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[7] Such allegations may only result in a claim for defamation if it is shown that the person making them acted out of
malice, or intentionally introduced irrelevant defamatory statements, not supported by reasonable grounds, into the proceedings.
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Malice at the Palace
Staff at city centre nursery Dukes and Duchesses slammed the blaze as "an act of
malice" and Merseyside Police is investigating the incident.
Nursery slams 'act of malice' after forest classroom blaze
Drop
malice and don't enjoy others ill fortune too much, there is always a warning corner around which you cannot see.
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" But Neilson felt there wasno
malice in the challenge from Sow.
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LORD Roberts of Llandudno has warned against taking "revenge" against Nick Clegg as Paddy Ashdown condemned a "plot of deep
malice" to remove the Liberal Democrat leader.
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