It’s been generally thought that a webmaster could not request the removal of another webmaster’s content from Google’s search results. A Google representative says that’s not always the case and that Google will remove third-party results under certain conditions.
In most cases, Google leaves it between webmasters, and if someone wants site content removed, they should contact the site owner in question and deal with them directly for removal—from the Internet.
But there are situations where Google will consider a removal request for problem content or URL removal tool
Search Engine Roundtable.
How To Get Google To Remove Third-Party Content For You
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