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Bell v Secretary of State for Defence: CA 1986

The deceased was injured serving in the forces in Germany. His injury was worstened after negligent communications between army doctors. The defendant relied upon State Immunity to defend a claim, saying he had issued a certificate that he had died on active duty. Held: The Secretary was entitled to issue the certificate of entitlement even … Continue reading Bell v Secretary of State for Defence: CA 1986

Adams v War Office: QBD 1955

The fact that the Secretary of State has issued a certificate under section 10(1)(b) is no guarantee that the person in respect of whose case it is issued will be awarded a pension. Citations: [1955] 3 All ER 245, [1955] 1 WLR 1116 Statutes: Crown Proceedings Act 1947 10(1)(a)(b), Pensions Appeal Tribunals Act 1943 10(1)(b) … Continue reading Adams v War Office: QBD 1955