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News for February, 2023
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February 28, 2023
The latest issue of Intellectual Property and IT Law Update is now live for subscribers of Intellectual Property and IT Law.
The team at William Fry have written an article entitled Who's Got My Data?
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) recently ruled that where personal data have been or will be disclosed to third party recipients, the controller is obliged to provide the data subject, when requested under the right of access, with the actual identity of those recipients if known. It confirmed that data subjects have the right to be informed of those to whom their personal data have been disclosed in the context of access requests. To read more, you can request a subscription or to request a free trial, email bpireland@bloomsbury.com
February 28, 2023
Sere Holding Ltd v HSE [2023] IEHC 63 (High Court (Judicial Review), Twomey J, 10 February 2023)
The High Court refused the judicial review of a tender process for a contract for emergency air ambulance services, on the grounds that the successful bidder satisfied the selection criteria; and the court ordered the parties to engage to see if agreement could be reached regarding all outstanding matters, including on a verification issue, without the need for further court time.
February 22, 2023
Director of Public Prosecutions v Lynch [2022] IECA 267 (Court of Appeal (criminal), Kennedy J, 14 November 2022)
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against conviction, on the grounds that: (1) the appellant was able to identify a sticker on the phone, and then Gardaí arrested the appellant and administered the caution, hence there was no error in the trial judge’s ruling; and (2) Gardaí were entitled to ask questions while dressed in plain clothes and not identifying as Gardaí.
February 20, 2023
The February issue of Scots Law Update is now available for subscribers of Scots Law.
Scots Law Update is a monthly update of Scots law written exclusively for subscribers of the Bloomsbury Professional Scottish Law Service. Each update contains commentary on relevant new cases, legislation and reports. The updates are set out with links to the related content in our online services.
The February issue is entitled ‘Views of a Child in Section 11 Order Cases’ written by Andrew Stevenson SSC (Solicitor at Waddell and Mackintosh)
It features a writ from the new edition of Style Writs for the Sheriff Court in which a car salesman was seeking contact to his daughter. This scenario was inspired by a real case brought by an unreliable father who, for various reasons, mainly work related, was incapable of sticking to any contact structure thereby offering his daughter little other than disappointment and disillusionment. The style reflects the current requirements in the Ordinary Cause Rules 1993 (‘The Rules’) as to the papers that should be served on a child who is the subject of an application for an order, including an order for contact, under the Children (Scotland) Act 1995.
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