The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled the Registry Entries Agency of Bulgaria does not have to publish certain contract information in the commercial register if it contains more personal data than required by law. The CJEU reasoned the authority responsible for the registry “is both the ‘recipient’ of those data and, in particular in so far as it makes them available to the public, the ‘controller’ of those data … even where that contract contains personal data not required by that directive or by the law of that Member State.”Â
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