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The Supreme Court ruled by a majority of four to one that an injunction banning publication in England and Wales of the name of the celebrity involved in an extra-marital threesome should remain in place, despite wide-spread naming of the parties in other countires and online. The court said that lifting it would breach the privacy rights of the celebrity and his children. Lord Toulson dissented.
The Supreme Court ruled by a majority of four to one that an injunction banning publication in England and Wales of the name of the celebrity involved in an extra-marital threesome should remain in place, despite wide-spread naming of the parties in other countires and online. The court said that lifting it would breach the privacy rights of the celebrity and his children. Lord Toulson dissented.
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