Gatley on Libel and Slander (South Asian Edition) is internationally recognised as the definitive legal treatise on defamation law. Published by Sweet & Maxwell, this authoritative reference provides an extensive analysis of the legal principles governing libel, slander, privacy, reputation, freedom of expression, and media law within common law jurisdictions.The book explores every major aspect of defamation law, including the essential elements of defamatory statements, available defences, qualified and absolute privilege, honest opinion, public interest, malicious falsehood, online publications, social media liability, damages, remedies, and procedural aspects of defamation litigation. It also examines the growing interaction between defamation, privacy rights, human rights, and freedom of speech in the digital age.The South Asian Edition enhances the work by presenting commentary and legal developments particularly relevant to courts, practitioners, and academic institutions across South Asian jurisdictions while maintaining the authoritative analysis for which the title is renowned.Written by Alastair Mullis and Richard Parkes KC, this leading reference is an essential resource for judges, advocates, media professionals, corporate counsel, legal researchers, policymakers, and law students seeking a thorough understanding of defamation law. It combines scholarly depth with practical guidance, making it invaluable for litigation, legal research, compliance, and professional practice.







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