Tag Archives: defamation
A “tenuous claim to privacy”: Hutcheson v News Group
Can you expect to keep a second family private? That was the ambitious hope of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s father-in-law, Chris Hutcheson. Mr Hutcheson got married in 1968. He and his wife had four children, all now grown up. He remains … read more
Harassment by letter-writing
Are letters capable of amounting to a course of conduct amounting to harassment? In certain circumstances, yes, according to the Court of Appeal in Iqbal v Dean Manson [2011] EWCA Civ 123. The case concerned a claim for harassment by … read more
