Puerto Madryn: Convicted a Merchant for Defaming a Neighbor on Social Media and Now Due to Pay Her Nearly $2.5 Million
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A merchant published photos, name and surname of a neighbor who was accused of stealing $200,000. However, the truthfulness of the scrache could not be verified before the Justice and was convicted of moral damage.
The Court of Appeal of Puerto Madryn, composed of Justices Heraldo Enrique Fiordelisi and Julián Emil Jalil, confirmed the first instance sentence that sentenced a merchant to indemnify a neighbor for having made defamatory publications on the social network Facebook. Thus, the decision issued in September 2026 confirms...
A Puerto Madryn merchant will have to indemnify a neighbor with $2.4 million for moral damage, after publicly accusing her of stealing her money and cloning her debit card. The Appeals Chamber confirmed the conviction and confirmed that she will have to post a correction on Facebook for 15 days. The conflict began when the trader discovered that her bank account had been emptied. According to her, a data provided by a virtual wallet led her to s…
The Court of Appeal of Puerto Madryn, composed of Justices Heraldo Enrique Fiordelisi and Julián Emil Jalil, confirmed the first instance sentence that sentenced a merchant to indemnify a neighbor for having made defamatory publications on the social network Facebook. Thus, the decision issued in September 2026 confirms that [...]
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