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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 woman complained that a process server, seeking to recover a debt from her husband, visited her previous address and discussed the debt with a family member.
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 customer alleged that his bank had sent a printout of his loan account to his daughter-in-law. The printout disclosed the details of the customer's mortgage.
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.
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.
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.
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 subscriber to a telecommunications company requested a confidential listing. The employee whom she spoke did not correctly complete the service order.