Shor v. Billingsley

158 N.Y.S. 2d 476 (1956)

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Nature Of The Case

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Facts

Shor (P) earns his livelihood as the operator and manager of 'The Toots Shor Restaurant,' with which the Stork Club competes. The complaint is based upon a telecast of 'The Stork Club Show' over a nationwide network of stations and facilities, including Station WABC-TV. Stork operates 'The Stork Club,' Mayfair prepared and produced 'The Stork Club Show,' American Broadcasting telecast the show, and Billingsley (D) acted as a performer and master of ceremonies on the show. During the show, D and Brisson, a guest on the program, talked about P. P's picture was even telecast. D made a snide comment that P owed money to everybody. P sued Ds. for defamation.

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