Sentences with word «sland»

Zillow is being sued for five counts: two counts of conspiracy to restrain trade, one count of violating the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, one count of slander of title / product disparagement, and one count of interference with prospective economic advantage.

An Illinois appellate court has considered whether an attorney could be sued for slander of title when the attorney placed a lien on property in direct violation of a court order.

Punitive damage awards in other wrongful dismissal cases have been far more modest even in the face of serious misconduct such as slander of the employee.

And since the test for slander in English law is more rigorous than that for libel because actual financial loss must be proved, potential claimants will have a tougher time winning damages.

Busy Builders is later sued for slander by a third party because of acts committed by Elite Electric.

Would it really be any different than dying with slander on your lips, or an unpure thought in your head?

Yet there are notable differences in the Libel and Slander Act as it is constructed today, namely the inclusion of «broadcasting» as a form of media that is also subject to special rules.

They get mad about this, but they go on slandering Muslims all the time.

If that isn't slander don't know what is.

In December 2011, John Connelly Jr. was allegedly the victim of slander when another guest at the elegant black - tie dinner they were both attending accused him of poisoning his wife to death, according to Courthouse News Service.

American Atheists are not slandering anyone with these ads, it's simply an attempt at reaching out to other Atheists in the closest.

Your intelligence should be measured by your course, not the level of «wit» it took to slander someone who may just want to be your friend.

Mr. Dean would then be free should he wish - which is however very unlikely — to pursue a private prosecution against Wenger for llibel, if in print or slander if in publicly spoken words.

Since it sought legitimacy for the Gospel, the early church scarcely would have invented such slander.

Free speech is limited everywhere by slander laws, libels laws, hate laws, and other civil and criminal laws.

Potentially defamatory posts on an investor's bulletin board were more like slander than libel, a High Court judge has ruled.

A self - styled courthouse whistleblower whose lawyer got locked up in a violent fraud scheme dropped his $ 25 million slander suit against the longtime head of the state Court Officers Association.

Get your facts right before slandering my website please.

This type of plan also covers policy holders in libel and slander cases [1].

After the complaint was dismissed, the Buyer filed a separate lawsuit alleging slander of title by the Broker.

If any atheist doesn't slander good things, he is somewhat a better one among them.

Liability coverage may also protect you from lawsuits due to libel or slander charges or if your pets or children cause an injury or property damage to others.

@Summary: stop slandering people!!

In certain medieval European chivalric romances, such as Marie de France's Le Fresne, a woman cites a multiple birth (often to a lower - class woman) as proof of adultery on her part; while this may reflect a widespread belief, it is invariably treated as malicious slander, to be justly punished by the accuser having a multiple birth of her own, and the events of the romance are triggered by her attempt to hide one or more of the children.

• The United States engaged in international slander campaigns against the Nicaraguan government similar to those used to deceive its own people.

We also talked about Tim's post about our evangelism slandering God's character.

They did the same thing to Bob Hyland last year; nasty and dishonest slander while hiding behind the public mantle of politics.

Unless you think espn would intentionally slander wenger to make him look bad.

It is only slander if it isnt true LDS is a cult by any definition and quite a twisted one at that with a history of racism and treason

After the vile slanders of Iago and Roderigo, who would paint Othello as a lecherous savage in the play's first scene, Shakespeare is at pains to present the Moor as a gentleman of fully heroic stature.

But to slander Christians and the bible when you have no concern placed in it, makes you no better then the Christians that try to force their opinion onto you.

We are to obey what it says, and not listen to the lies spread by those who misuse and misinterpret it, slandering what Jesus preached.

You should be locked up for slander at a minimum.

Finish the statement CNN, by fringe left - wing socialist groups that repeated slandered Glenn with untrue accusations.

The accusations of me distributing anti-Semitic statements on blogs were initiated by notorious human rights campaigner Scott Long who had to quit his position at Human Rights Watch (HRW) due to his involvement into slandering British human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell for which both Mr Long and HRW had to make a public apology.

The release history of Abdellatif Kechiche's Blue Is the Warmest Color has been a miniseries - length drama of its own, culminating most recently in the director's implied threat to sue his lead actress, Léa Seydoux, for slander after she gave a series of interviews detailing his alleged bullying on set.