article_snippet: Plaid Cymru's Neil McEvoy, a former deputy leader of Cardiff City Council, claimed a campaign leaflet implied that Plaid Cymru's Neil McEvoy, a former deputy leader of Cardiff City Council was 'not to be trusted'.
article_snippet: I have developed a thicker skin, and in future if I dislike something written about Neil McEvoy I will write a leaflet of my own instead of issuing a writ. '
article_snippet: That leaves Neil McEvoy being described as a rogue. '
article_snippet: Neil McEvoy's not to be trusted.
article_snippet: Neil McEvoy's a rogue.
article_snippet: Neil McEvoy had maintained it was a 'light-hearted' leaflet and that Neil McEvoy was 'surprised' anyone was offended by it content.
article_snippet: Neil McEvoy said Neil McEvoy had received feedback that people 'enjoyed' it.
article_snippet: High Court Judge Andrew Keyser QC, sitting at Cardiff Civil Justice Centre, said a 'light-hearted' leaflet implied that Neil McEvoy was a ‘money-loving and money-seeking entrepreneur' who was ‘prone to unrealistic fantasies and improbable business ideas’.
article_snippet: But Neil McEvoy ruled that it was not unusual or defamatory to suggest that politicians' policies are fantasies, or lacking in realism.
article_snippet: Neil McEvoy said: 'The picture and words do not mean the claimant is a roguish character.'
highlights_snippet: Neil McEvoy Neil McEvoy claimed it implied that Neil McEvoy was 'not to be trusted'
  