EAT Practice and Procedure
Tribunal added a party to the proceedings as part of its determination of a preliminary issue, which it proceeded to determine against that party without having heard from that party as such, without notifying him that he might be a party, and in contradiction of the submissions made to it by both the parties before it. This was held procedurally flawed, and the case remitted to a fresh tribunal for re-determination.
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[2007] UKEAT 0059 – 07 – 2302, UKEAT/0059/07
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Cited – Swallow Security Services Ltd v Millicent EAT 19-Mar-2009
EAT UNFAIR DISMISSAL: Contributory fault
The employers dismissed the employee after a bogus redundancy exercise, after she had knowingly taken paid holiday in excess of her holiday allowance and failed to . .
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Employment
Updated: 10 July 2022; Ref: scu.251288