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1. Verfasser:	Toulson, Roger 1946- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	2012
Ausgabe:	3. ed.
Schlagworte:	Confidential communications > Great Britain Privacy, Right of > Great Britain Privatsphäre Vertraulichkeit Großbritannien
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XLIII, 458 S. 24 cm
ISBN:	9780414028340

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Preface to the First Edition .................................................................................... v Preface to the Third Edition ................................................................................ vii Table of Cases ....................................................................................................xvii Table of Statutes .............................................................................................xxxvii Table of Statutory Instruments .............................................................................xli Table of Civil Procedure Rules ..........................................................................xliii PARA 1. Historical Introduction Early Origins ..............................................................................................1-001 Prince Albert v Strange .........................................................................1-019 The century after Prince Albert v Strange ............................................1-025 Salman ..................................................................................................1-046 Saltman to the Human Rights Act 1998...............................................1-051 Public sector confidentiality .............................................................1-052 Covert and intrusive ways of obtaining information ........................1-053 Human Rights Act and personal privacy ..........................................1-055 2. Foundations Different species of action .........................................................................2-001 Relationships giving rise to a duty of confidentiality ...........................2-018 Information obtained by dishonest or discreditable means ..................2-019 Information obtained by accident ..........................................................2-020 Article 8 cases .......................................................................................2-021 Conflicting views on information as property ......................................2-025 Conflicting views on damages ..............................................................2-062 Equitable compensation .........................................................................2-078 New Zealand, Canada and Australia .....................................................2-085 Conclusion .............................................................................................2-099 3. Essential Features of Confidentiality General Principles ......................................................................................3-001 Contract ..................................................................................................3-002 Circumstances Importing an Obligation of Confidentiality Information imparted in the course of a relationship or venture which a reasonable person would regard as involving a duty of confidentiality ...........................................................................3-008 ix CONTENTS Information received for a limited purpose in the exercise of a legal power or furtherance of a legal duty .......................................3-012 Information obtained by improper or surreptitious means ...................3-030 The principle in Ashburton v Pape....................................................... 3-031 Obtaining confidential information through trespass .......................3-035 Extension of Ashburton v Pape to mistake ...........................................3-045 Information received directly or indirectly from another person under a duty of confidentiality Information properly disclosed .........................................................3-052 Information improperly disclosed .....................................................3-053 Innocent recipient with subsequent knowledge of improper disclosure ......................................................................................3-054 Bona fide purchase and change of position ..................................3—056 Notice of confidentiality ........................................................................3-065 Direct relationship between confider and confidant .........................3-066 Third party recipient .........................................................................3—068 Accidental recipient ..........................................................................3-076 Improper or surreptitious receipt ......................................................3-077 Confidential nature of the information .................................................3-078 Confidentiality and reasonableness ...................................................3-082 Necessity of identification of information claimed to be confidential ...................................................................................3-086 Trivial or useless information ...........................................................3-089 Falsity ofinformation .......................................................................3-093 Intention to publish ...........................................................................3-099 Public domain ....................................................................................3-108 Hilton v Barker Booth & Eastwood .................................................3-134 Public record .....................................................................................3-137 Conclusion on public record .............................................................3-153 Misuse ....................................................................................................3-154 Misuse and negligence ......................................................................3-158 Misuse and detriment ........................................................................3-162 Qualifications to a duty of confidentiality ............................................3-168 Express or implied consent ...............................................................3-169 Disclosure required by law ...............................................................3-170 Duty to the public .............................................................................3-172 Disclosure required in the interests of the confidant .......................3-173 Who may sue? ...................................................................................3-182 4. Duration of Confidentiality General principle ........................................................................................4-001 Loss of secrecy ...........................................................................................4-002 Terrapin and the springboard theory .........................................................4-004 The Mustad and Terrapin debate ...............................................................4-006 Spycatcher ..................................................................................................4-012 Injunction to prevent profit from past misconduct? ..................................4-020 Conclusions on springboard .......................................................................4-024 Passage of time and change of circumstances ..........................................4-028 CONTENTS Continuing contractual obligations ............................................................4—035 Effect of a repudiatory breach of contract ................................................4-036 5. Public Sector Confidentiality ..................................................................5-001 6. Public Interest ...........................................................................................6-001 The defence of iniquity ..............................................................................6-003 The contractual analysis .............................................................................6-010 Serious harm to the public .........................................................................6-015 Spycatcher ..................................................................................................6-020 Application of the limiting principle .........................................................6-024 Article 10...................................................................................................6-048 New Zealand ..............................................................................................6-060 Australia .....................................................................................................6-061 Conclusions on public interest ...................................................................6-070 Clean hands ................................................................................................6-076 7. Confidentiality and Privacy ....................................................................7-001 Historical background: case law ................................................................7-004 Historical background: proposals for reform ............................................7-012 Human Rights Act 1998............................................................................7-017 The concept of private life in Article 8.....................................................7-029 Respect for private life and justifiability of interference ..........................7-033 Serious interference and the ordinary incidents of social living ......................................................................................................7-034 Justification for interference ......................................................................7-045 Disclosure by or to someone with a personal interest in the disclosure being made .......................................................................7-047 Public interest ....................................................................................7-049 Public domain ....................................................................................7-057 The ultimate balancing exercise .......................................................7-062 Privacy and commercialism ..................................................................7-065 Privacy and companies ..........................................................................7-073 8. Data Protection and Freedom of Information The DPA and the FOIA: Introduction Data Protection ......................................................................................8-001 Freedom of information ....................................................................8-004 The Information Commissioner ............................................................8-007 The DPA................................................................................................8-010 Processing ..........................................................................................8-011 Data ...................................................................................................8-012 Personal data .....................................................................................8-015 Sensitive personal data ......................................................................8-017 The data protection principles ...........................................................8-018 Data subject rights .............................................................................8-020 Exemptions ........................................................................................8-021 Public interest ....................................................................................8-024 xi CONTENTS Offences .............................................................................................8-026 The FOIA ...............................................................................................8-027 The DPA and the FOIA in confidentiality cases ...................................8-032 9. Remedies Injunction ...................................................................................................9-001 The problem of the unidentified defendant ...........................................9-007 Superinjunctions and anonymity ...........................................................9-010 Destruction or delivery up .....................................................................9-013 Account of profits ..................................................................................9-018 Constructive trust ...................................................................................9-022 Damages .................................................................................................9-037 Declaration .............................................................................................9-053 Search order ...........................................................................................9-054 Action for discovery ..............................................................................9-058 Delay ......................................................................................................9-060 10. Confidentiality and Foreign Law .......................................................10-001 Cases where English courts are asked to order production of confidential documents outside the jurisdiction .................................10-004 Cases where foreign courts have ordered production of confidential documents within the United Kingdom ..............................................10-011 Assistance by English courts or regulatory authorities to foreign courts or regulatory authorities ...........................................................10-018 11. Medical Advisers ...................................................................................11-001 Anonymisation .........................................................................................11-008 Diagnosis, advice and treatment ..............................................................11-011 Clinical audit and regulation ....................................................................11-018 Advancement of medicine .......................................................................11-021 Protection of others ..................................................................................11-023 Self-protection ..........................................................................................11-031 Management and record keeping .............................................................11-033 Disclosure required by law ......................................................................11-037 Children ....................................................................................................11-038 Persons lacking capacity to consent to disclosure ...................................11-046 Disclosure to a relative ............................................................................11—048 The dead ...................................................................................................11-051 12. Bankers The general principle ...............................................................................12-001 Compulsion by law ..................................................................................12-013 Duty to the public ....................................................................................12-014 Interest of the bank ..................................................................................12-020 Consent .....................................................................................................12-022 хи CONTENTS 13. Broadcasting and Journalism .............................................................13-001 Freedom to publish ..................................................................................13-002 Relationship between Article 10 and rights of confidentiality ...............13-004 Article 10 and its application to different kinds of information ..........................................................................................13-006 Statutory restriction on grant of injunctions and relevance of privacy codes ....................................................................................................13-ОЮ Privacy Clandestine devices and subterfuge The public interest ...........................................................................13-012 Disclosure of sources ...............................................................................13-014 Disclosure Necessary .........................................................................................13-021 The interests of justice .....................................................................13-023 The nature of the source and the information revealed ..........................13-027 14. Employees and Employers Contract ....................................................................................................14-001 Implied obligation during employment ...................................................14-005 Implied obligation after termination ........................................................14-008 Customer lists ...........................................................................................14-018 Use of confidential information after termination for purposes other than use of the ex-employee s skills ...................................................14-024 Express terms ...........................................................................................14-027 Termination as a result of repudiatory breach .........................................14-031 Employer s obligation ..............................................................................14-032 15. Teachers, Clergy, Counsellors and Mediators Teachers ....................................................................................................15-001 Clergy .......................................................................................................15-007 Counsellors ...............................................................................................15-011 Mediators ..................................................................................................15-013 16. Lawyers .................................................................................................16-001 Continuing duty after termination of retainer .........................................16-005 Limits of the principle in Bolkiah v KPMG ........................................16-011 Legal professional privilege .....................................................................16-012 Crime or fraud ..........................................................................................16-015 Use ofinformation in defence of the lawyer s own interests .................16-029 Disclosure required by law ......................................................................16-042 Children ....................................................................................................16-044 17. Genera] Principle and Exceptions The general principle ...............................................................................17-001 Exceptions ................................................................................................17-005 Statutory and regulatory exceptions ........................................................17-006 Common law exceptions ..........................................................................17-007 ХШ CONTENTS Without Prejudice Communications and Communications to Mediators and Conciliators Without prejudice communications .................................................17-008 Statements to mediators and conciliators ................................................17-016 Legal professional privilege and public interest immunity .....................17-019 18. Legal Professional Privilege and Confidence Origins and basis of legal professional confidence .................................18-001 The scope and depth of the protection afforded by privilege ...........................................................................................18-004 Loss of privilege ..................................................................................18-012 Calcraft v Guest ...................................................................................18-015 Is Calcrąft v Guest right? ....................................................................18-018 Ashburton v Pape ................................................................................18-027 Comparison οι Calcraft zná Ashburton ..............................................18-031 Discretion .............................................................................................18-034 Waiver of privilege ..............................................................................18-048 Conclusions ..............................................................................................18-066 19. Public Interest Immunity Origins and basis ......................................................................................19-001 Confidentiality and public interest immunity ..........................................19-004 Class and contents claims ........................................................................19-007 Effect of the Human Rights Act 1998.....................................................19-012 Reasons for immunity ..............................................................................19-015 Documents whose disclosure would be prejudicial to national security or foreign relations ................................................................19-017 Documents whose disclosure would expose the inner workings of government to ill-informed and captious criticism and increase the difficulties of the decision-making process ..................................19-024 Documents whose disclosure would discourage the free flow of information communicated for official purposes ................................19-033 The armed forces .................................................................................19-035 Child care records ................................................................................19-038 Official medical records ......................................................................19-040 The police ............................................................................................19-043 Financial regulator ...............................................................................19-050 Informants ................................................................................................19-052 Extension of the immunity of informants ...............................................19-057 Documents whose disclosure would be oppressive ................................19-060 The compulsion principle as a head of public interest immunity ..............................................................................................19-062 Disclosure for an authorised purpose ......................................................19-070 The nature of the protection afforded by immunity ................................19-072 Raising the objection ...............................................................................19-082 Waiver ......................................................................................................19-087 xiv CONTENTS 20. Methods of Partial Protection Restrictions on the manner in which confidential information is disclosed or further disseminated ........................................................20-001 Controls on the form of disclosure ..........................................................20-002 Restrictions operating during and after hearings ....................................20-006 The general rale ...................................................................................20-007 An exception: the court s parental jurisdiction ...............................20-008 Hearings in private ..........................................................................20-010 Anonymity orders and other restrictions on publication ................20-014 Access to court records ...................................................................20-018 Exclusion of confidential material from judgments .......................20-019 Restrictions on the collateral use of information provided for the purposes of litigation ...........................................................................20-020 Third parties .............................................................................................20-039 The scope of CPR3 1.22..........................................................................20-049 CPR 31.22 and the effect of public hearings ..........................................20-054 Permission to use disclosed information for other purposes ..................20-056 21. Children Children s rights of confidence ................................................................21-001 Waiver ......................................................................................................21-002 The courts jurisdiction ............................................................................21-005 The best interests of the child as a primary consideration ..................................................................................21-013 The best interests of the child as the paramount consideration ..................................................................................21-016 Family Court Proceedings .......................................................................21-017 Exclusion of the public ........................................................................21-018 Restrictions on the disclosure of information or documents relating to proceedings ......................................................................................21-021 The Children and Young Persons Act 1933........................................21-022 The Children Act 1989........................................................................21-023 The Administration of Justice Act 1960.............................................21-024 The Family Procedure Rules 2010..........................................................21-026 Restricting disclosure to the parties themselves ......................................21-032 22. Arbitrations The duty of confidence ............................................................................22-001 The interface between arbitration and litigation .................................22-016 Conclusions ..............................................................................................22-021 Qualifications/exceptions .........................................................................22-026 Order/leave of the court ......................................................................22-027 Disclosure in a party s own interests ..................................................22-028 Disclosure in the interests of justice/public interest ...........................22-033 Others involved in arbitrations ............................................................22-035 Index ...................................................................................................................447 XV
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