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Lloyd v Google was brought by three claimants (
Judith Vidal-Hall et al v Google Inc) who went through the UK court system to claim their privacy rights had been breached by the Safari Workaround . The Court of Appeal of England and Wales ruled at the time that users could sue Google in the UK.
Antony White QC for Google told the court yesterday: “In our submission it is an important point of reference in this case that under the general law, a claim in tort of breach of statutory duty is not actionable per se; it requires proof of harm.”
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To slow the pace of climate change, scientists say we will have to leave as much as 80 percent of global fossil fuel reserves in the ground. But a left-wing candidate’s surprising loss in Ecuador’s recent election shows how the demand to end oil and mineral production in the Global South can put progressive forces in an excruciating dilemma: How can leftist governments in poor countries shut down oil wells and close mines but still bring in sufficient revenue to fight poverty?