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Data protection [2026] EWCA Civ 488

RTM v Bonne Terre Ltd & Anor

RTM v Bonne Terre Ltd & Anor [2026] EWCA Civ 488 (21 April 2026)

The Court of Appeal held that consent under GDPR and PECR is an objective concept and that the High Court erred by treating the claimant’s gambling vulnerability as vitiating consent.

  • Consent under gdpr and pecr
  • Objective vs subjective consent
  • Direct marketing
  • Cookies and personal data processing
  • Vulnerability and autonomy in consent
  • Remittal for further consideration
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Data protection

RTM v Bonne Terre Limited & Anor

Court of Appeal holds that consent under GDPR and PECR is assessed objectively, not by an individual’s subjective state of mind, and allows the appeal.

  • Consent under gdpr
  • Cookies and direct marketing
  • Procedural fairness
  • Objective vs subjective consent
  • Profiling and data processing
  • Vulnerability and autonomy
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Data protection

Quick Tax Claims Ltd v Information Commissioner

The Tribunal dismissed Quick Tax Claims Ltd’s appeal against an ICO Enforcement Notice, finding unsolicited SMS marketing breached PECR rules on consent and opt-out.

  • Consent
  • Direct marketing
  • Opt-out mechanisms
  • Enforcement notice
  • Monetary penalty notice
  • Data-protection
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Electronic communications

Skean Homes Limited v Information Commissioner

The First-tier Tribunal struck out Skean Homes Limited’s appeal for repeated failure to comply with directions and to engage with the proceedings.

  • Appeal procedure
  • Compliance with tribunal directions
  • Striking out proceedings
  • Appeal-procedure
  • Strike-out
  • Tribunal-directions
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