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Yes, you can be forced to sell your |
personal items to pay for a
defamation court case, but only if
you lose the lawsuit and fail to
pay the resulting judgment
voluntarily. @ Bates Wells +1
If a court rules against you ina
defamation claim, you will likely be
ordered to pay damages
(compensation to the winner) as
well as their legal fees, which can
easily amount to tens or hundreds
of thousands of pounds. If you
cannot or do not pay this debt, the
winning party (the "judgment
creditor") can use legal enforcement
measures to satisfy the debt using
your personal property. @ Gaby H... +2
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