Christie Blatchford: Judge had 'serious doubt' about credibility of restaurateur who launched libel suit against Toronto mayor

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The issue is whether the words are defamatory of the plaintiff. To decide this issue, I must assume for the sake of analysis that the words were spoken about the plaintiff, despite my conclusion to the contrary....
The reasonable person, having read fairly all of the defendant’s assertions in the article in issue, both quoted statements and accurate paraphrasing, likely would have understood him to have said:

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