+ Follow WAS VIC Tag
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[Summary] => In illegal dismissal cases, it must be shown that there was in fact a dismissal. This is the argument raised by Vic.
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[Title] => No malice
[Summary] => The element of malice in the crime of libel is presumed in every defamatory imputation.
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WAS VIC
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