Complete the passage: pick from possible candidates.

Google has asked the High Court to throw out former Formula One boss Max Mosley's claim for damages over 'sex orgy' pictures as a judge admitted awarding compensation would be 'difficult' Google has asked the High Court to throw out former Formula One boss Max Mosley's claim for damages over 'sex orgy' pictures as a judge admitted awarding compensation would be 'difficult'. Mosley, 74, is seeking damages from Google UK and parent company Google Inc, and an injunction banning the publication of the photographs on the search engine. He has brought a claim against US-based Google Inc and Google UK under the Data Protection Act and against Google Inc for misuse of private information.

They also argue that permission to serve the claim on

OPTIONS:
- Data Protection Act outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- Formula One outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- Google outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- Google Inc outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- High Court outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- Max Mosley outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- Mosley outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- News Of The World outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- UK outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.
- US outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.


Google outside the jurisdiction of the court should be set aside.