Greene v Associated Newspapers Ltd [2005] 1 All ER 30
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Judgement for the case Greene v Associated Newspapers Ltd
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This case established that when a judge is considering granting an interlocutory injunction he should only do so if it is more likely than not that Plaintiff will be able to prove defamation.
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