Until the European Convention on Human Rights came into effect in 2000, no law of privacy was as yet acknowledged by British courts.

Until the European Convention on Human Rights came into effect in 2000, no law of privacy was as yet acknowledged by British courts.

A.
no law of privacy was as yet acknowledged by British courts
B.
British courts did not acknowledge a law of privacy
C.
the courts in Britain had not acknowledged a law of privacy
D.
a law of privacy was not acknowledged by the courts in Britain
E.
there had been no acknowledged law of privacy in Britain

Correct Answer : B

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