Clifford v Millicom: Balancing Privacy Rights and Open Justice

This chapter discusses the case of Clifford v Millicom and explores the arguments made by both parties regarding privacy in legal proceedings. It delves into the three limbs of rule 50 that were applicable in this case and examines the approach and decision taken by the employment tribunal. The chapter also highlights the contrasting views taken by the court of appeal and discusses the importance of considering reasonable fears and evidence when granting privacy orders.