Charles Berbare v. Google Brasil Internet Ltda
Case Law- Country
- Country Location
Latitude: -9.531069703582213
Longitude: -52.923056365109474
- Country Location (linked Case Law)
- Brazil
- Decision Date
- Aug 17, 2017
- Case Status
- Closed
- Case Outcome (Procedural)
- Motion Denied
- Case Outcome (Disposition)
- Injunction, Order, or Motion Denied/Vacated
- Keywords
- Right to be Forgotten
- Search Engines
- Judicial Body
- Appellate Court
- Court Name
- The Court of Appeals of São Paulo
- Case Number
- 1025772-83.2016.8.26.0196
- Case Summary
The Court of Appeals of São Paulo rejected an application by a citizen that Google remove search results linked to articles about his illegal conduct. The citizen argued that links to articles about the criminal charges he was facing that he was illegally practicing medicine were harmful to his honor and reputation. The Court held that Google was not the publisher of the articles and that removing any links would be illegal as the question of the veracity of the article contents was not before them and that the population has the right to information about the facts reported in the articles.
- Case Significance
The decision establishes a binding or persuasive precedent within its jurisdiction.
- Source URL
- Columbia Global Freedom of Expression
- Collection
- CIPIT
- Columbia
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