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Abstract
This paper is about the decision of the European Court in Weltimmo. The case concerns a company’s data protection obligations where it conducts services in a country other than where the company has its main business headquarters. This is an important decision as it will potentially affect many businesses, as they will be held accountable to that country’s regulation by their data protection agency. This decision and its implications should also be looked at further in light of the developments made by the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Author's Biography
Amy Wales is a student at the University of Southampton. She studied Undergraduate Law at the University of Reading and then went on to study for her LPC in London. She has just completed her LLM at the University of Southampton and is working towards her PhD. Amy has a variety of interests within Law but particularly within the areas of Data Protection and International Law.