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Press Offences and Defamation: the Status of the Person Concerned in the Event of Allusive or Disguised Imputations
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By a decision of 14 October 2025, the Court of Cassation recalled an old principle in the matter of press offences, but still relevant, according to which, in the event of defamation against a group of identifiable persons, each of them is able to act against the author of the remarks. In the present case, the former parliamentary co-collaborator of the former mayor-MP of a commune in Val de Marne, lodged a complaint and constituted a civil part…
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