Law of confidentiality

By:

Pont, G.E. Dal

Publication details: LexisNexis 2016 SonipatDescription: xliii, 452pISBN:

9789350357859

DDC classification:

342.940858 PON.L

Summary: Summary Law of Confidentiality addresses the law of confidentiality as it operates in Australian law with references to developments in comparable jurisdictions. This detailed and comprehensive text covers the concept of confidentiality, types of confidential information, parameters of confidentiality, remedies and defences to breaches of confidentiality and confidentiality in the context of defined relationships. This new text is a part of the LexisNexis Black & Silver series. -- publisher. Contents Part I. Confidentiality conceptualised Part II. Confidentiality identified Part III. Confidentiality delimited Part IV. Confidentiality enforced Part V. Confidentiality in proceedings.

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Summary
Law of Confidentiality addresses the law of confidentiality as it operates in Australian law with references to developments in comparable jurisdictions. This detailed and comprehensive text covers the concept of confidentiality, types of confidential information, parameters of confidentiality, remedies and defences to breaches of confidentiality and confidentiality in the context of defined relationships. This new text is a part of the LexisNexis Black & Silver series. -- publisher.
Contents
Part I. Confidentiality conceptualised
Part II. Confidentiality identified
Part III. Confidentiality delimited
Part IV. Confidentiality enforced
Part V. Confidentiality in proceedings.

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