Held, 2-1 in the Court of Appeal on 18th February 2009, that only the Investigatory Powers Tribunal could hear a claim by a former member of the Security Service who had been refused consent to the publication of a book describing his work.
This case is available here.
Rosalind McInnes
Art. 10 Freedom of Expression, Civil Procedure, Data Protection and Freedom of Information
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