VICTORIA 2 SAVE GAME EDITOR TRIAL
It is a case which has huge implications for the media and underlines the fact that breach of privacy is the biggest legal danger today for UK publishers ( read more on what the judgment means for publishers here).ĪNL brought an appeal against that decision and, at a three-day hearing in November, argued the case should go to a trial on Meghan’s claims against the publisher – including breach of privacy and copyright.
VICTORIA 2 SAVE GAME EDITOR FULL
The duchess won her case earlier this year when a High Court judge ruled in her favour without a full trial. Meghan, 40, sued Associated Newspapers over five articles that reproduced parts of a “personal and private” letter to Thomas Markle, 77, in August 2018. However Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail titles, has said it is considering whether to appeal to the Supreme Court. The Mail on Sunday will now be forced to abide by the terms of the original judgment which said it must publish a correction on the front page in the same size font as the original headline: “Meghan’s shattering letter to her father.” The ruling follows the promotion of Mail on Sunday editor Ted Verity to the role of editor across the daily and Sunday Mail titles. It is a ruling which lands the MoS with damages and costs likely to run into the millions. Meghan privacy win: The publisher of The Mail On Sunday has lost a Court of Appeal challenge against a ruling in favour of the Duchess of Sussex, over publication of a personal letter to her estranged father, Thomas Markle.
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