A private investigator could not claim privilege from self-incrimination in respect of orders for disclosure in connection with the alleged unlawful interception of voicemail messages. The Senior Courts Act 1981 s 72 applied since the information intercepted fell within "technical or commercial information or other intellectual property" which should not be narrowly construed. The loss of privilege did not offend art.6 ECHR because information disclosed was inadmissible in criminal proceedings f ...
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Claims alleging breach of contract and breach of confidence, concerning the recipe for a product sold under the trade mark "Reggae Reggae Sauce", were dismissed. The claimants failed to establish that there had been an oral agreement between the claimants and G for the exploitation of the recipe and sharing of the profits. They also failed to show that the sauce recipe which the claimants and G had used for food which they sold together at a carnival stall was imparted in circumstances importing ...
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