In a message dated 01/10/04 11:13:34 GMT Daylight Time,
[log in to unmask] writes:
> Member of the public has phoned in to ask if he can have a copy of a letter
> which has been sent in anonymously making a complaint about him. How he
> knows a letter has been sent in - I don;t know but the fact that he does know
> indicates to me that he knows who the sender is and can therefore identify the
> individual? Help - do I send hima copy of the letter?
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I know this response is late (I was on holiday but chose not to tell the
whole world) but how about ignoring the request altogether? After all, it wasn't
in writing . . . . :-)
Was it a trick question?
Ian B
Ian Buckland
Managing Director
Keep IT Legal Ltd
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