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CP Plus - have they actually successfully taken anyone to court

yellowbenzene · 2010-09-07 10:10:16

Hi, I am an A&E doctor and my local NHS trust has just contracted CP Plus to "manage" the enormous car park attached to the hospital where I work. Never mind that there are over 500 spaces and the car park is rarely full. I am concerned about the threats promised by PPCs, but I have read several threads on here about how…

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anewman Posts: 9,200 Forumite

12 September 2010 at 8:59PM

sarahg1969 wrote: »

Section 35 of The Data Protection Act allows them to disclose data for the purpose of court proceedings.

Then that is a clear distinction there. Since most PPC's do not take people to court, and those who do nearly always lose, if data is supplied under this section this is a clear breach IMO.

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