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· 2/17/2006

Victoria Square, LLC v. Glastonbury Citizen

Citations

  • 891 A.2d 142
  • 49 Conn. Supp. 452

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  • referring to parody as an \affirmative defense\ to plaintiff's defamation claim
  • referring to parody as an “affirmative defense” to plaintiffs defamation claim
  • referring to parody as an \affirmative defense\ to plaintiff's defamation claim

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Judges: Miller

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