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In its claim, HPGPL is seeking damages and an injunction to restrain the defendants from further publishing the alleged defamatory words.
61) Justice Southin, writing for the majority, (62) framed the question as whether the defence of fair comment requires that the defendant honestly believe what he or she subjectively intended to convey by the defamatory words or statement, or that the defendant honestly believe the objective meaning of the words or statement as found by the trier of fact.
It prohibits "false of defamatory words or language which shall injure or impair" the virtuous and chaste reputation of any woman over the age of 12.
 
 
 
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