On 6Sep, my colleague read out a page on CNN frontpage: "The CIA operates secret prisons abroad for holding key suspects in the war on terror, President Bush admitted for the first time today." Then, he said "Raymond, I don't understand why you are not there." 2 of my other colleagues heard his speech, which was made in open area of the office.
1) I had not consented to this defamatory statement
2) Absolutey, my colleague is not telling the truth as I am not a suspect for terrorism.
3) My colleague has not privilege to defame me. (Neither absolute, spousal and conditional privileges he has on me)
4) It's not a fair and accurate comment made publicly.
5) He is not from any local legislative bodies and administrative bodies
6) He damaged the public interest of my company as I am a fund manager of an investment firm. Being slandered as a terrorist suspect, I and the public in my company got damaged.
7) His person/ property was not threathened making him slander me.
Can Charge him?
2006-09-21
03:03:17
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