Google Spain v AEPD and González (2014)
In 1998 a Spanish newspaper had published details of properties that were being forcibly sold due to the debts of their owners. One of the properties belonged to González. In 2009 he contacted the newspaper and complained that if his name was put into Google’s search engine it led to the announcements. He argued that the forced sales were concluded years before and were no longer relevant. The relevant body in Spain upheld the request against Google and ordered that it should remove any links to González and make access to the information impossible.
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