The publisher of Vanity Fair magazine was granted summary judgment in a libel suit brought in Manhattan Supreme Court by a friend of the late painter Salvador Dali. The magazine's publisher, Conde Nast Publications Inc., was sued over an article about Dali that erroneously stated that a friend of the surrealist's wife had died of a drug overdose.
March 01, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The publisher of Vanity Fair magazine was granted summary judgment in a libel suit brought in Manhattan Supreme Court by a friend of the late painter Salvador Dali.
The magazine’s publisher, Conde Nast Publications Inc., was sued over an article about Dali that erroneously stated that a friend of the surrealist’s wife had died of a drug overdose.
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