Where it is sought to complain of decisions as to the fairness of a dismissal which, being decisions of fact, can only be challenged on grounds of perversity, the Court of Appeal must look carefully at the original decision of the IT as well as at that of the EAT whose own jurisdiction on appeal from an IT is limited to matters of law.
Citations:
[1987] ICR 966
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Cited by:
Cited – Bryant v Housing Corporation CA 21-May-1998
A complainant before an industrial tribunal will only be allowed to amend her statement in order to add an allegation of victimisation for sex discrimination where this arises naturally from the facts alleged. In this case the new claim was rather . .
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Employment
Updated: 08 April 2022; Ref: scu.186768