Question

Defamation (libel or ) consists of a false statement of fact, not made under , that is communicated to a third person and that causes damage to a person's reputation. For public figures, the plaintiff must also prove that the statement was made with actual . Invasion of privacy is publishing or otherwise making known or using information relating to a person's life and affairs, with which the public has no legitimate concern, without that person's or approval.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is :  

• slander
• privilege
• malice
• private
• permission

Explanation:

It refers to the fact of making a false statement in public or in private about practices that a person has.  It has to do with talking or saying something fake about his or her financial status, morals or reputation. It is a malicious intent that pretends to damage somebody's image.