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UK: Privacy payout for Cheryl’s husband

Posted on October 20, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Shropshire Star reports:

Businessman Jean Bernard Fernandez-Versini, who married the 31-year-old singer better known as Cheryl Cole in July, brought proceedings for invasion of privacy and breach of the Data Protection Act 1998 at London’s High Court against National Magazine Company Ltd, publisher of Reveal magazine.

His solicitor, Callum Galbraith, told Judge Richard Parkes that the “deeply intrusive” article was very upsetting for Mr Fernandez-Versini as, despite his wife’s fame, he was not and had no wish to be a public figure.

Spread across three pages, it detailed his childhood, his life in France where he was brought up and made public information about his father, late mother, their personal finances, relationships and feelings about each other..

Read more on Shropshire Star.

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