Which of the Following Statements Supports the Explanation of Libel

question 38

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements supports the explanation of libel?

• A) Broadcast defamation, which involves both oral and visual impressions, is generally considered to be libel.
• B) Damages are presumed in libel cases even if the statement is not defamatory on its face.
• C) Oral defamation, causing injury to a person's reputation and causing that person considerable anguish and harm, is considered to be libel.
• D) Private statements between spouses may be defamatory and will be considered to be libel.

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Definitions:

Consideration

Something of value exchanged between parties in a contract, making the agreement legal and binding.

Bargained-For Exchange

An element of contracts where both parties agree to provide something of value to the other.

Negotiation of Contracts

The process of discussing terms and details between parties in order to reach a mutual agreement before finalizing a contract.

Uniform Commercial Code

An extensive collection of regulations that oversee every commercial activity in the United States, designed to synchronize the legislation of sales and various commercial dealings throughout the states.