EAT Practice and Procedure – The appeal considered what amounted to a cross-appeal. It was held that a cross-appeal is one brought against a finding or decision adverse to the party appealing it, which was made in the same proceedings, by the same Tribunal, on the same date and on the same occasion as the Tribunal had made a decision against another party to the proceedings which that party had already appealed. On the facts of the present proceedings, the cross-appeal here was properly described as such and brought within time.
Langstaff P J
[2015] UKEAT 0397 – 14 – 1905
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Updated: 02 January 2022; Ref: scu.550122