LLR: Financial Crime

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LONSDALE v NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC

[2019] Lloyd's Rep FC 94

QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION

Before Steyn

Summary judgment – Strike out – Data Protection Act – Disclosure – Defamation – Fraud – Proceeds of Crime – Whether claims by customer with frozen accounts susceptible to strike out or summary judgment – Whether customer entitled to summary judgment for breach of contract – Whether customer of bank entitled to summary judgment on customer's claim under Data Protection Act 1998 – Whether defamation claim by customer precluded by privilege – Whether customer entitled to inspection of suspicious activity reports (“SRAs”).

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