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Decisions
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Data Protection cases
- The Chief Constable of Humberside and The Chief Constable of Staffordshire Police and The Chief Constable of Northumbria Police and The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police and The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police v Information Commissioner
(21 July 2008) (164kb) - Scottish National Party v The Information Commissioner (15 May 2006) (265kb)
- The Chief Constables of West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and North Wales Police v The Information Commissioner (12 October 2005) (402kb)
- Second Telecom Limited v The Data Protection Commissioner and Top 20 Limited v The Data Protection Commissioner (12 January 2001) (17kb)
- Midlands Electricity plc v The Data Protection Registrar (7 May 1999) (56kb)
- British Gas Trading Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (12 May 1998) (202kb)
- Innovations Mail Order Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (7 November 1997) (126kb)
- Linguaphone Institute Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (14 July 1995) (31kb)
- Infolink Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (28 February 1992) (227kb)
- Halifax Building Society v The Data Protection Registrar (25 January 1992) (22kb)
- Equifax Europe Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (26 June 1991) (182kb)
- CCN Systems Limited and CCN Credit Systems Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (25 Febraury 1991) (181kb)
- Community Charge Registration Officers of Runnymede, South Northamptonshire and Harrow Borough Councils v The Data Protection Registrar (27 October 1990) (137kb)
- Credit and Data Marketing Services Limited v The Data Protection Registrar (15 October 1990) (147kb)
- Community Charge Registration Officer of Rhondda Borough Council v Data Protection Registrar (11 October 1990) (26kb)
Glossary of terms used on this page
Decision
A person who determines the purposes for which, and the manner in which, personal information is to be processed. This may be an individual or an organisation and the processing may be carried out jointly or in common with other persons. Back
