Mosley: Amendment could have helped Terry

Max Mosley claims a change in the law could have removed the need for John Terry to obtain a super-injunction to prevent the disclosure of damaging allegations about his private life.

Max Mosley claims a change in the law could have removed the need for John Terry to obtain a super-injunction to prevent the disclosure of damaging allegations about his private life.

Mosley, the former FIA president, received £60,000 in damages from the News of the World in 2008 after the newspaper published allegations about him, and is now pushing for a change in the law at European level to protect the privacy of individuals.

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