Judge reserves decision in Du Val defamation case against NBR
Hearing gives NBR's publisher a chance to argue against claim going to trial.
Du Val founder and CEO John Kenyon Clarke.
Will Mace
Wed, 20 Jul 2022
A High Court judge has today reserved his decision on whether a defamation case brought by Du Val group co-founders John Kenyon Clarke and Charlotte Clarke against NBR publisher Fourth Estate Holdings will proceed to trial.
Today’s hearing before Justice Michael Robinson provided Fourth Estate
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Will Mace
Wed, 20 Jul 2022
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