Revelations in UK Law
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Lord Browne of Madingley v Associated Newspapers Ltd
... ... What puts such communications, potentially, under the protection of the law is that revelations of such information would infringe the reasonable expectation people have that intimate and uninhibited discussions in a domestic environment will be ... ...
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Kent County Council, Re B (A Child) v the Mother and Others
... ... 44 On 16 February 2004 the mother filed the witness statement to which I have already referred ... 45 The revelations in Ms Sarah Harman's letter of 11 February 2004 and, five days later, in the mother's witness statement, generated a further flurry of correspondence ... ...
- R v David Michael Shayler
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Burmah Oil Company Ltd v Governor and Company of the Bank of England
... ... But I think that meanwhile, pending the trial, Burmah can use these revelations so as to persuade the court that the claim for public interest privilege is not well-founded. After all, as both aides know what these documents ... ...
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Camelot Group Plc v Centaur Communications Ltd
... ... It refers to specific instances including two in which Marketing Week itself published 'revelations'. And the Evening Standard for 28 May, exhibited to the affidavit of Mr Smith, also refers to the plaintiff as having been plagued by 'embarrassing ... ...
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Green Corns Ltd v Claverley Group Ltd
... ... The article refers to the earlier revelations which had led to the abandonment of a planned house in [BA]. It said that the petition had been handed to a local councillor who had sent it on to ... ...
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Lord Browne of Madingley v Associated Newspapers Ltd
... ... resort to “privacy” rights under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in order to prevent revelations which are primarily about one's conduct in business matters. There is also a need to consider the inter-relationship between the rule in Bonnard v ... ...
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A v B
... ... Mr Caldecott submits that A is unable to pass that threshold test. The relevance of the Claimant's own revelations of personal information ... 16 An important consideration when assessing the background of this case is that the ... ...
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WXY v Henry Gewanter and Others
... ... and proposed postings on the website created by Mr Burby demonstrate a clear linkage between the Judgment Debt and actual or threatened revelations of private information relating to the Claimant. That Mr Burby's motivation for disclosing private information relating to the Claimant was not as he ... ...
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Ingenious Media Holdings Plc and Another (Claimants/Appellants) v HM Revenue & Customs
... ... and cost-effective way and the disclosures made by Mr Hartnett in the course of the briefing, and his decision to make the limited revelations that he did was based on a judgment which fell well within the lawful parameters of section 18(2)(b)." ... 44 He ... ...
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