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Frank-Steiner vs. Data Controller SIS

IPT/06/81/CH

This unusual case refers to the Complainant wishing to know if his uncle by marriage, deceased in 1963, had worked for the SIS in World War 2. The Tribunal ruled that the Neither Confirm nor Deny policy applied in this case.

Judgment dated : 5 Feb 08

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