Alan McGee v Katie Lewis
The claimant's particulars of claim for harassment, libel, and misuse of private information are adequately pleaded and not extravagant or unreal. The defendant was properly notified but chose not to engage. The claimant is entitled to default judgment, injunctive relief, and costs.
- Parties
- Claimant: Alan McGee; Defendant: Katie Lewis
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 11 September 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Tort (harassment, Libel, Misuse of Private Information) / Default Judgment Application and Determination
- Outcome
- Default judgment for the claimant on liability for harassment, libel, and misuse of private information. Injunctive relief and costs awarded. Damages reserved for further determination.
- Legal Topics
- Harassment, Defamation, Misuse of Private Information, Default Judgment, Injunctive Relief, Costs
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Parties
Alan McGee
Claimant
Katie Lewis
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Tort (harassment, Libel, Misuse of Private Information) / Default Judgment Application and Determination
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the claimant is entitled to default judgment for harassment, libel, and misuse of private information
- 2 Whether the pleaded claims are adequately set out in law and fact to justify judgment in the defendant's absence
- 3 Whether injunctive relief and costs should be awarded
Ratio Decidendi
The claimant's particulars of claim for harassment, libel, and misuse of private information are adequately pleaded and not extravagant or unreal. The defendant was properly notified but chose not to engage. The claimant is entitled to default judgment, injunctive relief, and costs.
Court Disposition
Default judgment for the claimant on liability for harassment, libel, and misuse of private information. Injunctive relief and costs awarded. Damages reserved for further determination.
Orders
- Defendant restrained from publishing or continuing to publish the specified private messages and defamatory posts.
- Defendant ordered to delete a scheduled list of social media posts identified as harassment.
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