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substantially true

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Mr Bower said what he wrote was substantially true.
The authority and Mr Kelleher denied libel, arguing that an entry about her on its Violent Persons Register and an e-mail informing people about it were substantially true.
She needed to prove that her defamatory allegations were substantially true, since both God's and Man's laws state that the onus of proof is on the accuser.
 
 
 
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