EPISODE 33 The Fifth Court -

Rocker Noel Gallagher is quoted as saying that ‘I think things were better pre-internet, I think that’s a fact’. He may be correct. Because, on this episode we discuss some upcoming landmark cases involving GDPR

On E33 it’s co-presenter Peter Leonard BL who dragged the Noel Gallagher quote from the recesses of his mind, he and Mark Tottenham BL, the Law Society award winning podcasters, interview Mark Finan BL and Caroline McGrath BL about a number of decisions around GDPR from the CJEU. These include allowing claims for ‘upset’ in some cases. These cases may be complex but they’re beautifully laid out by our guests and importantly, they lay the foundations stones from more GDPR legislation in future. It is therefore essential listening.

We also have 3 more cases from the Decisis.ie casebook including cases about;

• A case where the complainant wasn’t happy with a compensation amount given in the case of a Compulsory Purchase Order
• A rent arrears case where Justice Donald Binchy ruled that ‘a promise is not a contract’.
• And an Isaac Wunder case where the judge was asked if the complaint was ‘frivolous or reckless’

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