Demby v. English

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• explaining that person who publishes defamatory matter is not liable if statements are published in good faith and upon a conditionally privileged occasion
• finding that the county commissioner who received the statements would be expected to know the claimant’s situation in connection with the statements
• \Under Florida common-law principles anyone who publishes defamatory matter is not liable if the remarks are published upon a conditionally privileged occasion and the privilege is not abused.\
• “[A]nyone who publishes defamatory matter is not liable if the remarks are published upon a conditionally privileged occasion and the privilege is not abused.”
• “Under Florida common- law principles anyone who publishes defamatory matter is not liable if the remarks are published upon a conditionally privileged occasion and the privilege is not abused.”

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