In April 2017, the owners of the flats opposite the Tate Modern failed in their attempt to get an injunction that would require the gallery to take measures preventing what they claimed was a "relentless" invasion of their privacy. This week their appeal will reach its conclusion in the supreme court. The UK's highest court will decide their 4-years long legal battle in a final attempt to block what they feel is a daily intrusion. In what could turn out to be a landmark ruling giving privacy rights to tenants, that could pave the way for thousands of neighbour disputes.
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