Goldsmith v BCD

Goldsmith & anon v BCD [2011] EWHC 674 was a case in English privacy law in which the Conservative politician Zac Goldsmith sought a superinjunction to prevent the publication of private correspondence after his e-mails were hacked. The defendant cannot be named due to an anonymity order.

The defendant's mental health is said to be "fragile".^[1]

References

↑ Butterworth, Siobhain (2011-08-05). "Superinjunctions, gagging orders and injunctions: the full list | Siobhain Butterworth & Maya Wolfe-Robinson | Law | guardian.co.uk". Guardian. Retrieved 2012-01-21.

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Privacy injunctions in English law

Terminology	Injunctions Anonymised injunctions Super-injunctions Hyper-injunctions Contra mundum injunction See also Interdicts in Scots law

Super-injunction cases	Ntuli v Donald DFT v TFD Terry v Persons Unknown RJW v Guardian News and Media Ltd Andrew Marr and anonymous NMC v Persons Unknown

Anonymised injunctions	List of privacy injunction cases in English law

See also	Neuberger Committee 2011 British privacy injunctions controversy Privacy in English law Breach of confidence

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