Waweru v Chege
Waweru v Chege [2024] KEHC 3378 (KLR)
The court found that the defendant admitted to sending the email containing defamatory statements to the team managers and threatening that the matter would be publicized on social media. The statements were found to be false, malicious, and not justified by any factual basis. The defendant failed to prove the truth of the allegations or that he was under any legal obligation to communicate the defamatory content in the manner he did. The court held that the plaintiff had established all elements of libel, including publication, falsity, malice, and harm to reputation. The defendant's defence…
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- Defamation
- Libel
- Malicious Falsehood
- Damages For Defamation
- Injunctions
- Apology Orders