article_snippet.sent: BBC BBC has refused to hand over the emails of a deceased woman to a deceased woman grieving husband, who believes the emails of a deceased woman will prove a deceased woman was ‘bullied’ by the Corporation’s management towards the end of a deceased woman life.
article_snippet.sent: a deceased woman widower has had a request for a deceased woman work emails, which Her widower believes will show Her widower was being bullied by bosses, refused by BBC .
article_snippet.sent: Legal experts described the case as ‘highly unusual’, but predicted that the case could be followed by similar claims as digital documents such as emails and social media posts play an increasingly important part in people’s lives.
article_snippet.sent: Facebook users in the US have the chance to designate a ‘legacy contact’ who can take over parts of Facebook users in the US account after Facebook users in the US death.
article_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two asked BBC BBC under the Data Protection Act for copies of his late wife emails, in the hope
article_snippet.sent: ’s emails will provide evidence of his late wife ‘appalling’ treatment by the Corporation, which Mother-of-two has spent months pursuing.
article_snippet.sent: However, Mother-of-two was told last month by BBC that under the Act, personal data is defined as only ‘data which relates to a living individual’.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Unfortunately as his late wife has sadly passed away it is not possible for you to exercise the right to access his late wife personal data under the Data Protection Act.
article_snippet.sent: Locked out: BBC BBC has refused to hand over the work emails of Marie Csaszar to  Marie Csaszar widower Paul .
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Csaszar says Mrs Csaszar is desperate to see emails referring to Mrs Csaszar wife and how his wife was treated following his wife whistleblowing.
highlights_snippet.sent: Mother-of-two asked for emails under the Data Protection Act but was refused .