If you are facing a lawsuit, you should refrain from commenting or publishing anything related to the claims to avoid being accused of aggravating the damages to the plaintiff. ------------------------------------ Mr Singh added that his client, Mr Lee, would be entitled to aggravated damages if four blogposts – two published after the original letter of demand, and two dating back to July 2012 and May 2013 – and a YouTube video published on Saturday entitled “Roy Ngerng’s Message: Defamation Suit From Singapore Prime Minister” are not taken down. The lawyer indicated that Mr Lee would be prepared not to claim any aggravated damages from these further posts and video should they be removed by 5pm today, while Mr Ngerng must also agree in writing not to publish anything to “further aggravate the injury and distress” caused. CHANNEL NEWSASIA
Posted on: Mon, 26 May 2014 07:31:59 +0000
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