Craig feels vindicated by judge overturning defamation jury decision
Former Conservative party leader wants a judge-alone re-trial for his defamation case against Jordan Williams.
Former Conservative party leader Colin Craig believes he is in a good position in his defamation battle against Taxpayers Union co-founder Jordan Williams, following a ruling by a judge that a jury’s damages award should be set aside.
Yesterday, Justice Sarah Katz released a judgment that set
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Thu, 13 Apr 2017
Thu, 13 Apr 2017
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Craig feels vindicated by judge overturning defamation jury decision
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