EAT The EAT set out a procedure for affidavit evidence by an appellant who had never entered a notice of appearance and was seeking to appeal against a substantive decision on the merits reached adversely to him.
Citations:
[1995] ICR 56
Cited by:
Cited – Kwik Save Stores Ltd v Swain EAT 1997
An appellate court whose jurisdiction is limited to matters of law can only interfere where there has been a breach of well-established legal principles such as failing to take account of relevant factors.
When considering barring a party for . .
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Employment
Updated: 04 May 2022; Ref: scu.510941
