Jersey Judgment

Cole v Postal Admin. Cttee. [2004] JLR_Note 51 (29 November 2004)

Tort Breach of Confidence

Status: Judgment
Jurisdiction: Jersey
Posture: Tort / Judgment

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The court recognized that a cause of action for breach of confidence exists in tort.

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Cole

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Postal Administration Committee

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Whether there is a cause of action for breach of confidence in tort

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A cause of action for breach of confidence exists in tort.

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The court recognized that a cause of action for breach of confidence exists in tort.

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