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The European Court of Justice demonstrates in its recent ruling that the territorial scope of the right to de-referencing can be limited to the EU in certain circumstances

The European Court of Justice demonstrates in its recent ruling that the territorial scope of the right to de-referencing can be limited to the EU in certain circumstances

The CJEU rules that Google, in its dispute with French Data Protection Authority (CNIL), only had to 'de-reference' from all its sites within the EU and not all its sites worldwide. In doing so, the CJEU has recognised the difficulty in creating a global level of protection towards the right to de-referencing.

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The European Court of Justice demonstrates in its recent ruling that the territorial scope of the right to de-referencing can be limited to the EU in certain circumstances

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