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    Default Escort / Client Privacy - Max Mosley

    Hi,

    I wonder has anyone else been following this case:
    Max Mosley: How has judgment affected UK privacy law | Media | guardian.co.uk

    In light of recent exposes of independent escorts, it caught my attention.

    Does it suggest the UK courts at least view escorts / clients are entitled to privacy?

    Pat x

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    I saw that earlier today. They had a nazi themed domination session. His secrets out now anyhow theres no escaping it no matter what damages he got.
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    Default £60k

    All he got was £60k thats nothing compared to what he lost....

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    Quote Originally Posted by thehighwayman View Post
    I saw that earlier today. They had a nazi themed domination session...
    Err, no... The News of the World alleged he had a Nazi themed domination session, but they couldn't prove that in court, they could only prove he engaged in S&M with some dominatrixes which is hardly the same thing. I think that is a very critical point here.

    Quote Originally Posted by thehighwayman View Post
    His secrets out now anyhow theres no escaping it no matter what damages he got.
    Quote Originally Posted by HHH View Post
    All he got was £60k thats nothing compared to what he lost....
    Agreed, I'm sure £60K is nothing in respect of the damages done to him, but he has stood up up to the press and a judge has agreed with him that the News of the World had no right to invade his privacy the way they did. That's what interests me here.

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