Queen’s Bench Division
*Lloyd v Google llc
[2018] EWHC 2599 (QB)
2018 May 21, 22, 23; Oct 8
Warby J
Data protectionPersonal dataProcessingClaimant seeking compensation for “damage” suffered by reason of contravention of statutory data protection requirementsClaimant applying to serve claim out of jurisdictionRules permitting service out where “damage” sustained in jurisdiction or resulting from act committed within jurisdictionWhether claimant suffering “damage” by reason of non-consensual use of personal data Data Protection Act 1998 (c 29), ss 4(4), 13 CPR Practice Direction 6B, para 3.1(9)
PracticePartiesRepresentative actionWhether court empowered to direct that person could not act as representative claimant absent application for such directionWhether existence of common grievance against same defendant sufficient to satisfy “same interest” condition for bringing of representative claim CPR r 19.6

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