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King v Grundon
King v Grundon [2012] EWHC 2719 (QB)
Key Principle
A libel claim may be struck out as a Jameel abuse of process where, having regard to the claimant's pre-existing damaged reputation and the limited extent of publication, the litigation cannot yield any real or substantial vindication and would be wholly disproportionate to use of the court's resources.
Area of Law
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