Section 50 of BSA : Section 50: Character as affecting damages.
BSA
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi, a well-known businessman in his community, sues a local newspaper for defamation after it publishes a false story about him being involved in fraudulent activities. During the trial, the newspaper's lawyer argues that Ravi's reputation for honesty and integrity should be considered when determining the amount of damages he should receive. The court takes into account Ravi's good character and awards him higher damages because the false story significantly harmed his well-established reputation.
Example 2:
Priya, a school teacher, files a lawsuit against her neighbor for spreading false rumors that she is involved in illegal activities. Priya's lawyer presents evidence that she has a good reputation in her community and is known for her dedication to teaching and helping students. The court considers Priya's positive charact...
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