10-01-2022, 03:51 AM
Recently Google was forced to delist certain links to defamatory content. Indeed this is due to a decision of the French justice. This is the first sentence referring to the judgment rendered by European justice last May. The information provided on the Next Inpact site was then justified. In addition, that the AFP had confirmation of this order from the plaintiffs' lawyer.[clear] Queries omitted by Google After the judgment of the criminal court of March 13. The whole story of slanderous links targeting them on Facebook. As well as on another website took an unfavorable turn for Google. The plaintiffs had asked him to delete them. However, the Mountain View firm did not proceed with their delisting as they claimed.
It was enough to type their names in the search engine to access these contentious contents in question. On June 5 the litigants appealed to the Paris tribunal de grande Country Email List instance for interim measures in order to speed up the proceedings. Suffice to say that this is a great first in France. Thus, that throughout Europe that justice has put pressure on Google for such a case. On September 16, 2014, the court ordered the firm of Larry Page and Sergei Brin to delete the disputed links concerned. And that's not all: the Web giant must also pay a provisional fine of 1,000 Euros per day in compensation for the delay in removing the links. Also, the period of payment of the penalty runs from the service of the decision, ie two months.
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As Me Ruben Ifrah the plaintiffs' lawyer indicates this is the first time that justice has relied on the May 13 judgment of the CJEU (Court of Justice of the European Union) in this type of case. business. A multitude of deletion requests every day Focusing on the "right to be forgotten", the CJEU's decision protects individuals by offering them the possibility of asking search engines to remove the links giving access to google deletetheir personal information. Starting May 30, Google users could submit a request to remove links to web pages just by filling out a simple form. However, in this case, the plaintiffs did not follow this procedure.
It was enough to type their names in the search engine to access these contentious contents in question. On June 5 the litigants appealed to the Paris tribunal de grande Country Email List instance for interim measures in order to speed up the proceedings. Suffice to say that this is a great first in France. Thus, that throughout Europe that justice has put pressure on Google for such a case. On September 16, 2014, the court ordered the firm of Larry Page and Sergei Brin to delete the disputed links concerned. And that's not all: the Web giant must also pay a provisional fine of 1,000 Euros per day in compensation for the delay in removing the links. Also, the period of payment of the penalty runs from the service of the decision, ie two months.
As Me Ruben Ifrah the plaintiffs' lawyer indicates this is the first time that justice has relied on the May 13 judgment of the CJEU (Court of Justice of the European Union) in this type of case. business. A multitude of deletion requests every day Focusing on the "right to be forgotten", the CJEU's decision protects individuals by offering them the possibility of asking search engines to remove the links giving access to google deletetheir personal information. Starting May 30, Google users could submit a request to remove links to web pages just by filling out a simple form. However, in this case, the plaintiffs did not follow this procedure.