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| Libel 1997- Tort Liability |
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| Libel is a false and unprivileged publication by a writing or visual representation, which exposes a person to hatred, contempt, ridicule, or disgrace; or which causes a person to be shunned or avoided; or which has a tendency to injure that person in [his] [her] occupation. |
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Varriano v. Bang, 541 NW2d 707, 711 (ND 1996) Vanover v. Kansas City Life Ins. Co., 553 NW2d 192 (ND 1996) Little v. Spaeth, 394 NW2d 700, 705 (ND 1986) Eli v. Griggs County Hosp. & Nursing Home, 385 NW2d 99, 101 (ND 1986) |
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