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Museum Views

The Court of Appeal of England and Wales ruled against a group of residents of a luxury apartment building in London who live parallel to the 360 degree viewing gallery at the Tate Modern who want the museum’s trustees to build a barrier to stop visitors from peeking into their glass paneled apartments. 

LONDON – The Court of Appeal of England and Wales ruled against a group of residents of a luxury apartment building in London who live parallel to the 360-degree viewing gallery at the Tate Modern who want the museum’s trustees to build a barrier to stop visitors from peeking into their glass-paneled apartments. 

The residents may not have a reasonable expectation of privacy because they have chosen to live in a popular section of the city that attracts tourists and sightseers.

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