At a Social Club Meeting That Was Held to Discuss

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At a social club meeting that was held to discuss an environmental problem in a community, Brown made a speech in favour of a particular course of action that he thought the club should follow. Smith, who did not like the suggestions made by Brown, also made a short speech in which he called Brown an "idiot," and his suggestions "rubbish." Injury to one's reputation by a false statement, where the statement is not subject to privilege, is a tort.