Re: CSA breaking the law!
- From: "Fletcher" <fletcherhere@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2007 13:13:02 +0100
Not only that but they are defaming any other person by that name living in
that town.
That should certainly be a reason to take them to task and seek substantial
damages, we are trying to find such people and may consider local adverts to
bring this to the attention of such people.
In such a case the CSA don't have a leg to stand on as they neither list
address nor date of birth, place of employment or any other details.
A person wronged and maligned in this way might retire on the settlement a
good Barrister might squeeze out of them in a courtroom.
And I'm sure such a case would make great headlines in the press.
"gaz" <gary.morris350@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On 29 Jun, 23:29, csad...@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On 29 Jun, 22:53, gaz <gary.morris...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The CSA 'Name and Shame' policy is breaking both European Human Rights
laws and domestic law. Under the Defamation Act 1996, Godfrey -v-
Demon Internet Ltd held that somebody can sue if they have -
wrongfully or not - been publicly named for a non payment.
They are not named for non payent but for failing to give correct
information. The issue is women fail to disclose accurate information
but CSA do not take them to court
I stand corrected. But regardless of this, name and shame still
constitutes a defemation of character, whether it be for non-payment
or faliure to disclose information. The principle remains the same, so
they are still breaking the law under the Defamation Act.
.
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