Information Tribunal confirms Insolvency Service not required to disclose its assessment of a director | Practical Law

Information Tribunal confirms Insolvency Service not required to disclose its assessment of a director | Practical Law

The First-tier Tribunal (Information Rights) has upheld the Information Commissioner's decision that the Insolvency Service was not required to disclose its assessment of a director's actions within an insolvent company, known as a "D return". The assessment was exempt from disclosure under section 40(2) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. (David Cox v Information Commissioner, EA/2010/0092, 2 November 2010.)

Information Tribunal confirms Insolvency Service not required to disclose its assessment of a director

by PLC IPIT & Communications
Published on 15 Nov 2010 • England, European Union, Wales
The First-tier Tribunal (Information Rights) has upheld the Information Commissioner's decision that the Insolvency Service was not required to disclose its assessment of a director's actions within an insolvent company, known as a "D return". The assessment was exempt from disclosure under section 40(2) of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. (David Cox v Information Commissioner, EA/2010/0092, 2 November 2010.)