Macron vs Owens: Who wins the defamation lawsuit?

·Politics

France

69%

· 0.0pp

24h change

vol cum

$36.4k

vol 24h

$1

spread

n/a

ends

Jan 1, 2100

**Market Details:** - **Market Close:** This market will only be closed once a resolution is achieved - **Resolution Deadline:** The resolution will be determined as soon as an outcome is reached **Resolution Criteria:** - The market resolves based on which party wins the Defamation Lawsuit between Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron vs. Candace Owens, filed in the U.S state of Delaware. For example, if damages are awarded to Macron, then this market will resolve “**Macron**.” - In case Candace Owens agrees to pay a settlement, this market resolves to “**Macron**.” - If the lawsuit or trial is dismissed, this market resolves to “**Owens.”** - If Macron’s case is not proven—meaning no damages, apology, etc. is ordered by the court—this market resolves to “**Owens.”** **Resolution Details:** The market’s primary resolution source is the BBC. Should the BBC fail to report on the outcome of the lawsuit, then Reuters or AP can be used as secondary resolution sources. This market resolves based on the outcome of Case ID N25C-07-194 - EMMANUEL MACRON, V. CANDACE OWENS, ET AL, filed in Delaware. Only the outcome of this lawsuit and the potential resulting trial will be considered for the resolution of this market. Any other lawsuits or trials between the two parties after or in parallel to this lawsuit are not relevant to this market, unless the lawsuits are consolidated. **Cancelation (Invalidity) Conditions:** This market will be **canceled/invalid** if: - The resolution sources becomes unavailable, unreliable, or experiences major changes - Any circumstance prevents reliable outcome verification at the Resolution Deadline - Myriad Markets undergoes a change in its contract that demands a cancelation of all active markets, or a similar significant technical change In the event of cancelation, participants may claim their stakes at the market value of their open positions at the time of cancelation. This could result in a profit or a loss, depending on the price of their outstanding shares.