- Applied — Rashid Maqsood Abbasi & Anor v Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 2023-03-31
“… neither parties nor witnesses. See Brearley v. Higgins & Sons [2021] EWHC 1342 (Ch); [2021] 4 WLUK 505, applying Khuja v. Times Newspapers Ltd [2017] UKSC 49; [2019] AC 161. That approach was followed in Tenke Fungurme Mining SA v. Katanga Contracting Services SAS [2021] EWHC 3301 (Comm); [2021] 12 WLUK 96 where the identity of le…”
- Cited — Michael Clifford v Millicom Services UK Limited & Ors. 2023-01-26
“…unal has an inherent power to withhold information where it is necessary in the interests of justice to do so: see Khuja v Times Newspapers Ltd [2017] UKSC 49, [2019] AC 161 [14] (Lord Sumption), citing the foundational common law authority of Scott v Scott [1913] AC 417, 446. I see nothing in Rule 50 or the context to suggest that…”
- Cited — Moss v Information Commissioner 2020-05-15
“…privacy rights is limited and “on the facts … the principle of open justice prevails” [40]. The UTJ cited Lord Sumption at [14] in Khuja v Times Newspapers Ltd [2019] AC 161 (SC), “necessity remains the touchstone of this jurisdiction” [40]…”
- Cited — ZXC v Bloomberg LP 2020-05-15
“…gation, as a general rule, will of itself carry some stigma, no matter how often one says it should not. This was acknowledged in Khuja v. Times Newspapers Ltd [2019] AC 161 (the PNM case renamed in the Supreme Court). The trial judge had acknowledged that some members of the public would equate suspicion with guilt, but he conside…”