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22 Jan 2004 4:46PM

- Author:
- John Armstrong
In an important decision concerning the scope of the Data Protection Act 1998, the Court of Appeal has highlighted a number of factors to be taken into account by businesses faced with a Data Subject Access Request. The Court provided a narrow interpretation of the terms "personal data" and "relevant filing system" and in so doing explored the primary objective of data protection legislation.
In reviewing the case of Durant -v- Financial Services Authority [reported on the Workplacelaw Netw... (565 more words)
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