Tate Modern
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Apartment owners win long-running Tate Modern case
Supreme Court rules viewing gallery a “nuisance” against two earlier judgments
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Tate Modern viewing level set for Supreme Court judgement
Court set to rule in case on 1 February
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Lawyers and residents await ruling in long-running Tate Gallery viewing deck case
A year after the Supreme Court heard the privacy case, a judgment has still not been handed down
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Judges ‘misinterpreted’ nuisance law in Tate Gallery viewing platform case
The case is one of the most high-profile breach of privacy claims to hit the Supreme Court
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Tate Gallery viewing platform dispute goes to Supreme Court
Residents of luxury apartments have had their case dismissed twice so far
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On the Case: Return of Fearn – the Tate Modern, privacy and the Supreme Court
Listen as we rehearse the arguments set for scrutiny by the Supreme Court
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Tate Modern viewing platform dispute heading to Supreme Court in 2021
Residents at Neo Bankside will seek to overturn the February Court of Appeal ruling
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On the Case: The Tate Modern appeal, overlooking and nuisance
LISTEN: Was the correct decision reached in the recent high-profile Fearn v Tate case?
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Neo Bankside residents appeal Tate Modern viewing platform ruling
Residents challenge decision that floor-to-ceiling windows created “self-induced incentive to gaze”
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Explaining the outcome of the Tate Modern viewing gallery dispute
Allyson Colby explains the outcome of the dispute over Tate Modern’s new viewing gallery
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On the Case: An expert view on the Tate Modern ruling
LISTEN Megan Davies explains why the judge dismissed residents’ claims over invasion of privacy.