I am pursuing a refund for a horse under Australian Consumer Law. At one stage, a school teacher rode the horse in question and has since provided to the other party a witness statement about my daughter (a pupil at her school, whom she rode the horse for whilst she was out injured) and her horse when she stepped in an rode him for us in preparation for a school event she was coordinating.
Because she also happens to be good friends with the seller of the horse, she decided she would give her information about the horses performance during that ride and my daughter's medical condition which she has falsely stated by the way.
I am wondering since the information came from a school event, is the teacher in breach of the Privacy Act by making a witness statement for a consumer claim unrelated to that event, based on her information gathered through a school event where she is under a privacy policy with the Dept of Ed?
Because she also happens to be good friends with the seller of the horse, she decided she would give her information about the horses performance during that ride and my daughter's medical condition which she has falsely stated by the way.
I am wondering since the information came from a school event, is the teacher in breach of the Privacy Act by making a witness statement for a consumer claim unrelated to that event, based on her information gathered through a school event where she is under a privacy policy with the Dept of Ed?