Read the legal notice Salman khan sent to the blogger

Read the legal notice Salman Khan sent to the blogger who falsely accused the actor of threatening him!

A popular blogger accused Salman Khan of threatening him and forcing him to take down two blog posts which were written in reference to Salman's 2002 hit and run case

On a lot of social networking sites, there are reports of Salman Khan threatening a blogger to take down two posts that he had written on his Bandra accident. We have managed to get our hands on the legal notice sent to the blogger. Says a source, "No way has Salman ever threatened this blogger. In fact they had no interaction with each other. This notice was sent to him and no part of it is a threat. He is well within his rights to protect his public image. This was a case of defamation. There was no proof, else the blogger would not have taken down the posts. " Read on for excerpts from the legal notice

In 2005 Cameron Diaz won her libel lawsuit against British newspaper The Sun today, over the publication's claim she had an affair with a married man.

In 2013 Tom Cruise won $50 million lawsuit against Bauer Publishing for publishing a article saying he was a bad father. And had abandoned his daughter Suri.

In 2014 Scarlett Johanssan won a defamation case against a French author.She sued Delacourt for making false claims about her private life in his novel : the fictional character who was not really Scarlett Johansson had two affairs that the real Johansson never had. It was, she said, defamatory - and a French judge agreed. The court awarded her just 2,500, plus 2,500 in legal costs.

Sharon Stone sued plastic surgeon Renato Calabria for allegedly telling both U.S. Weekly and Touch Magazine that she had undergone a facelift. Stone claimed that these statements defamed her and made it difficult for her to find work.

Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake settled their defamation case against celebrity magazine Heat at the High Court in Dublin. After the magazine apologised to the couple over an article published in September's edition under the headline. "Justin Timberlake gets flirty with another woman, it's not his wife!"

Isn't it weird that the topics branding SK as a monster who has the power to not just threaten a police officer and a blogger at will but also stop a "true article" from coming out gets so much attention. But when it comes out that the only threat was legal action for false reporting, there is no reaction. 😆

I dont know what the truth is about the accident but in this day and age if that article was true then neither Salman nor an army of lawyers could have stopped it from going viral and getting picked up by major news outlets.

thanks for sharing :)

HAHA.

Could the media needs to be more ethical 😳

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