Section 10Part 0 —
Protection of person disclosing confidential information
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A person who divulges any confidential information or gives any testimony in conformity with a request shall be deemed not to commit any offence under the Confidential Relationships (Preservation) Law (2015 Revision), or under any other law for the time being in force in the Islands, by reason only of such disclosure or the giving of such testimony; and shall be deemed not to commit any offence under section 13 of the Banks and Trusts Companies Law (2013 Revision) by reason only of such disclosure or the giving of such testimony; and such disclosure or testimony shall be deemed not to be a breach of any confidential relationship between that person and any other person, and no civil claim or action whatsoever shall lie against the person making such disclosure or giving such testimony or against such person’s principal or employer by reason of such disclosure or testimony.
Cross References
- Section of Confidential Relationships Preservation Law
deemed not to commit offence under the Confidential Relationships (Preservation) Law
- Section 13 of Banks And Trusts Companies Law
deemed not to commit offence under section 13 of the Banks and Trusts Companies Law