Saying something horrible about a person to their friends.
Saying something that is true but could be seen as malicious.
Saying something that is not defamatory, but is not true either and could cause commercial harm
Saying something defamatory about a person.
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2. Who owns what if a photograph is commissioned?
The photographer. The person who commissioned the photo and/or is in the photo owns moral rights.
The person who commissioned owns everything.
The photographer owns everything.
The person who commissioned the photo owns copyright. The photographer owns moral rights
3. What applies when proceedings are active in a case?
Contempt of Court Act 1991.
Contempt of Court Act 1988 strict liability rule applies.
Contempt of Court Act 1981 strict liability rule applies.
Contempt of Court Act 1971 strict liability rule applies.
4. What can you do if someone has breached your copyright?
Hire a lawyer to tell them not to publish anymore, sue the rival paper so that they have to give you everything and/or order all infringing copies of the work to be handed to the copyright owner and destroyed.
get a High court or county court injunction to stop the publishing, sue the rival paper for damages and/or order all infringing copies of the work to be handed to the copyright owner and destroyed.
Call the police to have them arrested
Get a High court or county court injunction to disband the establishment who copied, sue the person who's idea it was and/or order all infringing copies of the work to be burnt in a furnace.
5. A warrant has been issued - what does this mean?
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