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Montague v the information commissioner and department for international trade: [2022] ukut 104 (aac)
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MONTAGUE V THE INFORMATION COMMISSIONER AND DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE: [2022] UKUT 104 (AAC) Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber decision by Judge Wikeley, Judge Wright
and Judge Church on 13 April 2022 Read the full decision in:UA-2020-00324 and UA-2020-000325-GIA Judicial Summary Whether, when multiple FOIA exemptions are engaged by a single piece of
information, the separate public interests in maintaining those different exemptions may be aggregated when weighing them against the public interest in disclosure; whether information that
is disclosed after a public authority’s decision on a request (for example, during the Commissioner’s investigation, in the course of First-tier Tribunal proceedings or as a result of a
Tribunal’s decision) should be treated as in the public domain for the purpose of weighing the public interest in disclosure of any remaining requested information; whether a public
authority’s decision on a request includes any later decision by it on review of its initial decision refusing the request. UPDATES TO THIS PAGE Published 5 May 2022