“…ely presented, my conclusion is that the Judge’s decision should stand. This too is a finding on a question of fact: see Lord Devlin in Lewis v Daily Telegraph [1964] AC 234, 258 and Gatley para 34.5. The Judge made no error of law. His conclusions were not wrong, perverse or otherwise unreasonable. Indeed, I consider he was correc…”
“…d a careless impression given to ordinary readers by what is written on the other. To adopt the cautionary words used by Lord Devlin in Lewis v Daily Telegraph [1964] AC 234, [1963] 1 QB 340, at p. 235 (albeit used in the different factual context of distinguishing suspicion from guilt):…”