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Are the Press vexatious?
Under s.14 of the FOIA, a public authority can refuse a request if it is deemed vexatious according to the criteria set out in the Wikeley judgement.[1] For the most part these have applied to individuals whose request “vex” the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Graham, Freedom of information laws by country, Information Commissioner, Information Commissioner's Office, Information privacy, organisations, public authority, Public interest
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