The media scion has discontinued his defamation case against the online news outlet, days after Fox News settled a separate US defamation suit.
Churchill referred to the Dominion litigation and said: “has tried to introduce thousands of pages of documents from a defamation case in another jurisdiction, which has now settled.“Mr Murdoch remains confident that the court would ultimately find in his favour, however he does not wish to further enables use of the court to litigate a case from another jurisdiction that has already been settled and facilitate a marketing campaign designed to attract subscribers and boost their profits.
Rolph said that “defamation litigation doesn’t exist in a vacuum” and “the revelations in the US proceedings provided the backdrop which made it difficult to litigate the Australian proceedings”.article was deleted after one day on June 30, 2022, following a legal complaint, before being reposted on August 15.
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