West Indies opening batsman, Lendl Simmons, who argued that he had a one-time affair with an account executive, will appear in court on March 23, for the start of a lawsuit relating to the dissemination of intimate photographs of the woman.
The woman has filed a breach of confidence lawsuit against Simmons, 30, a member of the West Indies World Cup team now in Australia, alleging that he had disseminated the photos electronically to several of his colleagues.
The matter came up for case management on Tuesday and the trial will begin on March 23.
On June 5, last year Justice Ronnie Boodoosingh granted Ho an injunction preventing the West Indies and Trinidad and Tobago cricketer from disseminating any further photographs or information about her.
Ho is contending that by disseminating the photographs, Simmons has contravened the tort of breach of confidence which is a common law tort that protects confidential information that is conveyed to another in confidence.
Simmons, on the other hand, is arguing that he never shared a relationship with Ho and that his encounter with her was only a one-time affair, meaning he was not under a duty to owe her any confidentiality.
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