Conditionally Privileged Communication Law and Legal Definition
Conditionally privileged communication is a defamatory statement made in good faith by a person with an interest in a subject to someone who also has an interest in the subject. For example, an employer giving a negative but accurate job reviews of a former employee to a potential future employer. The communication is deprived of its privileged character upon a showing of malice or bad faith.
Legal Definition list
- Conditional Zoning
- Conditional Will
- Conditional term sheet [Credit Assistance for Surface Transportation Projects]
- Conditional Subscription
- Conditional Sentence
- Conditionally Privileged Communication
- Conditioned Air
- Conditions of Employment
- Conditions of Participation
- Condominium
- Condominium Common Assessments
Related Legal Terms
- Alien Documentation, Identification and Telecommunications Card
- Alien Documentation, Identification and Telecommunications System
- Appropriate Modes of Communication [Education]
- Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials - International
- Charges for Mobile Telecommunications Services
- Coded Communications
- Communication Right [Copyright]
- Communication Systems
- Communications
- Communications Decency Act
