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The Spanish National High Court has declared that it is not mandatory to obtain either the express or written consent of the data subjects to open a bank account under article 6.1 of the Spanish Data Protection Act
The Balearic Appeals Court has rendered a judgment confirming a Court of First Instance's ruling ordering a Spanish bank to indemnify a married couple for including their names in two of Spain's most widely-used debtors databases (Asnef and Badexcug
The National Administrative Court has upheld a 60,000 fine imposed by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (SDPA) on a bank for mailing a client's confidential information to another client
