Supplementary written evidence submitted
by Max Mosley
If it's not too late, and without wishing to
burden the Committee, may I make a quick final point?
The case for prior notification is simple, logical
and irrefutable:
By definition, something ceases to be
private if it becomes public.
The law requires certain things to be
kept private.
The court has a duty to enforce the law.
The court can only enforce the law if
informed.
It can only be informed by the aggrieved
party.
He can only inform the court if he knows.
Therefore he must be notified before
publication.
December 2009
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