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Defamation [2026] EWCA Civ 588

Ogunkami v Chia

Ogunkami v Chia [2026] EWCA Civ 588 (13 May 2026)

The Court of Appeal dismissed a libel damages appeal, holding the claimant had not properly pleaded or proved foreign publication harm and refusing a late amendment.

  • Assessment of damages
  • Jurisdiction
  • Foreign publication
  • Double actionability
  • Default judgment
  • Amendment of pleadings
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Defamation

Idowu Ogunkami v Cynthia Chia

The Court of Appeal dismissed a libel damages appeal, holding the claimant had not properly pleaded or proved foreign publication harm and that ÂŁ25,000 was adequate.

  • Damages assessment
  • Default judgment
  • Jurisdiction
  • Foreign publication
  • Double actionability
  • Amendment of pleadings
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Tort

The Bussey Law Firm PC & Anor v Page

Defamation claim over a Google Maps review was allowed after the court found the defendant responsible. Damages were capped at ÂŁ50,000 with no punitive award.

  • Internet defamation
  • Jurisdiction
  • Damages
  • Foreign publication
  • Defamation
  • Internet-defamation
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Defamation [2015] EWHC 563

The Bussey Law Firm PC & Anor v Page

The Bussey Law Firm PC & Anor v Page [2015] EWHC 563 (QB) (06 March 2015)

Defamation trial over a Google Maps review: the High Court held the defendant was probably responsible for the post and awarded the claimants ÂŁ50,000 in damages.

  • Internet abuse
  • Foreign publication
  • Damages
  • Injunctive relief
  • Defamation
  • Internet-defamation
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