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An employee of a crown health enterprise complained about the retention of information about an incident which occurred in 1984 and resulted in his suspension.
A bank granted a mortgage loan to a client on the condition that she secure employment. The client found a job and asked her new employer to write to the bank.
A client requested letters he had provided to his solicitor for court proceedings. The solicitor refused the request because the client had not paid his bill.
A subscriber to a telecommunications company requested a confidential listing. The employee whom she spoke did not correctly complete the service order.
An ACC client requested access to all of the information it held about him. The information was contained in a number of claim files dating back over 20 years.
A claimant receiving weekly compensation and other allowances from ACC lived with his wife on a farm and they offered a bed and breakfast accommodation.
A man claimed on an insurance policy covering him for disability. The policy meant the insurance company would pay his mortgage for the disability period.
Police were asked to help in deporting an illegal immigrant. A police officer called the school attended by the man's children and asked for their address.
