10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUPER-INJUNCTION»
Discover the use of
super-injunction in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
super-injunction and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Press standards, privacy and libel: second report of session ...
... prevented the reporting of Parliamentary proceedings was a so-called 'super-
injunction'. This is a court order which requires that, when an injunction is in
place, its very existence may not be disclosed or published. The order in the
Trafigura ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: Culture, Media and Sport Committee, 2010
2
Journalism and Free Speech
In short a super—injunction is in efl'ect a gagging order which prevents the media
fi'om revealing the existence of an injunction against public disclosure. Super—
injunctions have gained some notoriety in recent years though the first to ...
3
Gurry on Breach of Confidence: The Protection of ...
18.61 The anonymity granted by a super-injunction is achieved by a combination
of powers. First, it relies on section 11 of the Contempt of Court Act 1981 which
empowers a court to withhold a person's name and to go on and give directions ...
Tanya Aplin, Lionel Bently, Phillip Johnson, 2012
Legally secure and distant enough not to upset our clients or the Ethics Board. en
, just to be really safe, I build a Chinese Wall topped with a barbed-wire super-
injunction.'* After he'd mentioned the company name only once, Oscar started to
...
5
Blackstone's Civil Practice 2013: The Commentary
The complete abrogation of the open justice principle inherent in strict super-
injunction orders means they should only be granted in extremely exceptional
situations. This may be the case if it is necessary to ensure the ultimate
vindication of ...
Prof Stuart Sime, Derek French, Maurice Kay, 2012
6
Law and the Technologies of the Twenty-First Century: Text ...
... Court's interpretation, has created a clash with freedom of expression as
exercised by the UK's media. It is this substantive change that has led to the
development in procedural law of new types of injunctions, such as the super-
injunction.33 ...
Roger Brownsword, Morag Goodwin, 2012
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Privacy and injunctions: report, together with formal ...
The report offered definitions of the terms “super-injunction” and “anonymised
injunction”. The media tended (and to an extent still tend) to refer to an injunction
where the names of either or both parties are anonymised as a “super-injunction”
.
Great Britain: Parliament: Joint Committee on Privacy and Injunctions, 2012
8
Markesinis and Deakin's Tort Law
But in so far as its purpose is to prevent intrusion or harassment, it has not failed'.
41 A 'super-injunction', meanwhile, ... only four such super-injunctions had been
granted by the courts,43 and it was stressed that any such super-injunction, ...
Simon F. Deakin, Angus Johnston, Basil Markesinis, 2012
9
King Scholar’s Passage to Vauxhall Bridge Road
Hearing by undoubtedly nefarious means of my intention to publish these
memoirs, he calledme personally in2009 tostatethathewould buyhimself a super
injunction toprevent allmentionof himself and his media empireinany books I
might ...
Edward St. Boniface, 2013
10
A Right to Offend: Free Expression in the Twenty-first Century
Evermore sensitive to complaints about the media, judges elaborated a further
level of constraint by developing the so-called 'super-injunction' which forbad any
media mention of its very existence. The super-injunction moves the English law
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUPER-INJUNCTION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
super-injunction is used in the context of the following news items.
Tinkler's super-injunction on Fairfax lifted
A super-injunction obtained by coal entrepreneur Nathan Tinkler has been lifted by the Victorian Supreme Court. Mr Tinkler had obtained orders preventing ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Mar 13»
Twitter could block super-injunction tweets
It follows the identification by tens of thousands of Twitter users of the footballer Ryan Giggs as the holder of a super-injunction, in defiance of a High Court ruling ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 12»
Jeremy Clarkson Lifts Super-Injunction Against Ex-Wife Alexandra Hall
"One woman who received a super-injunction said to me: 'The process is terrifying…For the first 2 months I shook! And I shake now when talking about it to ... «Huffington Post UK, Oct 11»
Tory MP Zac Goldsmith defends super-injunction
Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith has insisted he was right to take out a super-injunction after private e-mails were hacked and passed to newspapers. «BBC News, Jun 11»
Sir Fred Goodwin super injunction: Court refuses to lift gagging order
The married banker, who took out a super-injunction to try to prevent details of the relationship emerging, has never spoken publicly about his affair. «Daily Mail, Jun 11»
What Is A Super-Injunction, And Why Does A UK Football Star Want …
A football player named Ryan Giggs is hoping to sue Twitter for breaking a "super injunction". While originally referred to as simply "CTB", Giggs has been ... «The Business Insider, May 11»
Super-injunction: Footballer granted injunction for fear of 'cruel chants'
A premiership footballer was granted an injunction by a High Court judge last week after he said he could be 'booed' on the pitch if his extra-marital affair ... «Daily Mail, May 11»
Twitter sued by super-injunction footballer after affair with Imogen …
Speculation over the identity of the professional footballer who is taking legal action against Twitter reached new heights today as hundreds of users of the ... «Daily Mail, May 11»
Q&A: Super-injunctions
There are different types of injunctions and a super-injunction is the most powerful. A super-injunction stops anyone publishing information about the applicant ... «BBC News, May 11»
Sir Fred Goodwin obtained injunction 'to hide alleged affair with …
"So how can it be right for a super-injunction to hide the alleged relationship ... Sir Fred obtained a super-injunction which forbade even the description of him as ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 11»
