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10 November 2021Copyright

Mail on Sunday launches appeal against Markle ruling

Yesterday, November 9, lawyers for the Mail on Sunday argued that a personal letter at the centre of Meghan Markle’s privacy and copyright case against the UK newspaper had been written “with publication in mind.”

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