Scottish government wins the Salmond files case as court rules the Information Commissioner 'erred in law'
Summary
The Information Commissioner 'erred in law' with the Salmond files order, a court ruled, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Friday 30 October, Scottish ministers having appealed against an order to disclose exempted material. The Scottish government won the Salmond files case as a panel of three judges at the Court of Session upheld the appeal by ministers, The Scotsman reported.
Latest: A panel of three judges at the Court of Session upheld the appeal by Scottish ministers against an order to disclose exempted material, ruling that the Information Commissioner 'erred in law' with the Salmond files order, the Evening Standard, The Independent and The Scotsman reported.
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How it unfolded
Friday 30 October
A panel of three judges at the Court of Session upheld the appeal by Scottish ministers against an order to disclose exempted material, ruling that the Information Commissioner 'erred in law' with the Salmond files order, the Evening Standard, The Independent and The Scotsman reported.
- 08:00The Scotsman Scottish government wins Salmond files case as court rules Information Commissioner ‘erred in law’
- 08:00The Independent Information Commissioner ‘erred in law’ with Salmond files order, court rules
- 08:00Evening Standard Information Commissioner ‘erred in law’ with Salmond files order, court rules