Duty LXD-2268
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Privacy Act, tort of violation of privacysince 4 lines
C.C.S.M. c. P125, ss. 2-5 · Read the law's page
- Do not substantially, unreasonably and without claim of right violate the privacy of another person; an action can be brought without proof of damage (s. 2).
- Do not conduct auditory or visual surveillance of a person, their home or other residence, or a vehicle, and do not listen to or record a conversation in which the person participates, or their messages, passing over telephone lines, unless you are a lawful party or have lawful authority (s. 3(a)-(b)).
- Do not use a person's name, likeness or voice for advertising, promoting the sale of property or services, or any other purpose of gain without authorization where the person is identified or identifiable and you intend to exploit it (s. 3(c)).
- Do not use a person's letters, diaries or other personal documents without the person's consent or the consent of the person who holds them with that person's consent (s. 3(d)).