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Commonwealth - From: 1930 To: 1959

This page lists 2014 cases, and was prepared on 20 May 2019.

 
Judd v Sun Newspapers [1930] 30 State Reports New South Wales
1930

Harvey C.J, Halse Rogers J
Commonwealth, Defamation
(Australia) The plaintiff was put in the box as a witness but not asked any questions by his counsel, nor did he give any evidence in chief; he was, however, cross-examined by counsel for the defendants, at great length, not only in regard to matters material to the facts alleged in the article complained of, but also as to his use of violent, abusive, and insulting language in regard to other persons entirely distinct from matters at issue between the parties. Held: Harvey C.J. "Damages which a jury may award a plaintiff may possibly be increased by the outrageous nature of the language in which the libel is couched, or lessened by the provocative conduct or language of the plaintiff, just as damages may be aggravated by the way in which the defendant has conducted his case in the Court. In my humble judgment, those elements of damage are hard to justify on principle, but have been sanctioned by usage, and as an indulgence to what is called the practical common sense of juries." and (Halse Rogers J) "Where the language comp