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Mosley, Jeff

doi:10.2111/1551-501x(2005)27[48:btl]2.0.co;2

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“…63 The jurisdictional basis for these measures of damages would have to be carefully considered, 64 and any such awards in England would also have to meet the tests of necessity and proportionality, which derive from the Strasbourg jurisprudence.…”

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“…German law allows exemplary damages for particularly persistent or flagrant invasions of privacy, 62 and restitutionary awards could be available where the defendant exploits commercially valuable attributes of the claimant in order to make a profit. 63 The jurisdictional basis for these measures of damages would have to be carefully considered, 64 and any such awards in England would also have to meet the tests of necessity and proportionality, which derive from the Strasbourg jurisprudence.…”

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Sex, Scandal and Super-Injunctions – The Controversies Surrounding the Protection of Privacy

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2012

Isr. law rev.

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Lionel Leonard Cohen – The Rt Hon Lord Cohen of Walmer in the County of Kent – was a distinguished British lawyer. In 1951, he was appointed a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary. Given the fact that he was a committed Jew, this was a remarkable achievement in its time. He chaired the Committee which produced the 1945 Cohen Report, whose recommendations were adopted and in due course enacted in the Companies Act 1948.

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