The Very Private Life of the Right to Privacy

Martin Hogg

The Very Private Life of the Right to Privacy

Martin Hogg

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Abstract

This contribution to the Hume Papers on Public Policy explores the extent to which Scots law protects individual privacy, and argues that the current protection it affords ought to be developed into a general delictual claim for invasion of privacy.This contribution to the Hume Papers on Public Policy explores the extent to which Scots law protects individual privacy, and argues that the current protection it affords ought to be developed into a general delictual claim for invasion of privacy.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Media of output	ANET COS
Publisher	Edinburgh University PressEdinburgh University Press
ISBN (Print)	7.84606E+11
ISBN (Electronic)	7.84606E+11
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 1994

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