Beyond me why they get so worked up about Farage.
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Read the Privacy Notice, this is their legal obligation to clients it's also a requirement to have such a policy under the DPA. Read sec 7. in particular.
Where do they obtain the right to share this information with the press?
Did they comply with the obligation to keep his data confidential and private?
That's a requirement:
here:
and Here:
www.legislation.gov.uk
Now lets look at the limitation of liability (noting that it would be unlawful to exclude the above anyway).
Does it protect them? No it doesn't
in fact it specifically reassures the reader that they are liable for breaches caused by them.
When someone breaks a contract, without lawful authority and has not been able to legally exclude the liability for such breach, do you think :
A there is an exposure to a damages claim.
B there is no exposure to a damages claim because he's a brexer.
if you need a hint, its not B.
Now lets look at damages: has he suffered harm or loss as a result of a breach of contract, tortious act, or other legal wrong
Read the Privacy Notice, this is their legal obligation to clients it's also a requirement to have such a policy under the DPA. Read sec 7. in particular.
Where do they obtain the right to share this information with the press?
Did they comply with the obligation to keep his data confidential and private?
That's a requirement:
here:
and Here:
Data Protection Act 2018
Does it protect them? No it doesn't
in fact it specifically reassures the reader that they are liable for breaches caused by them.
When someone breaks a contract, without lawful authority and has not been able to legally exclude the liability for such breach, do you think :
A there is an exposure to a damages claim.
B there is no exposure to a damages claim because he's a brexer.
if you need a hint, its not B.
Now lets look at damages: has he suffered harm or loss as a result of a breach of contract, tortious act, or other legal wrong
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He's extremely influential.
Arguably it was fear of his influence that led David Cameron to go to the polls on the EU in the first place.
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There you go again. They played no role, unless you can show different? Like EV fires you just drop in words which mean absolutely nothing.
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I don't want a hint, I want you to say what, in your opinion, are his grounds for a claim for damages.
No, I didn’t. You said that I said "full of wrong 'uns”. It was you that said that.
And much more arguably it was Cameron's lack of fear of the grumbling backwoodsmen on the fringes of the Tory party that led him to call a referendum that he thought would silence them forever.
Only asked the question, your the one with the certainty saying they didn't.
Reading comments in the msm some are saying " go woke go broke"
He strikes me he's had enough of throwing his hat in the ring again.He's extremely influential.
Arguably it was fear of his influence that led David Cameron to go to the polls on the EU in the first place.
He's already got the legacy of being one of the most influential politicians of this country.
Maybe if those at Coutts had a brain cell between them they could have worked that out instead of being so vindictive.
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Do you think they did? If so how, specifically?
All I'm doing is asking the question your the one getting your knickers in a twist.
Not something one does if they believe what they believe to be true.
Perhaps your not as sure as you make out.
Not something one does if they believe what they believe to be true.
Perhaps your not as sure as you make out.
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Do you actually have a view on it?
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