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Nayak v Lucent Advisors (UK) Ltd (Debarred) & Anor UKEAT/0154/17/LA
Appeal against a judgment that ruled that the Claimant was not an employee of either the First or Second Respondent and that accordingly his claim for unfair dismissal must be dismissed. Appeal also against a finding that he did not have the requisite two year period of continuous employment by either Respondent. Appeal allowed and remitted to a fresh Tribunal.
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19/02/2018 13:15
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Blakely v On-Site Recruitment Solutions Ltd & Heritage Solutions Ltd (Debarred) UKEAT/0134/17/DA
Appeal against a finding that the Claimant was neither a worker nor an employee of the First Respondent. Appeal allowed and remitted to a fresh Tribunal.
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26/01/2018 10:09
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Bamieh v Eulex Kosovo & Ors UKEAT/0268/16/RN
Appeal against a finding that there was no jurisdiction to hear any of the Claimant’s claims against the Respondents other than the FCO and all other claims were struck out. Save for the conclusion that the Employment Tribunal has no territorial jurisdiction in relation to whistleblowing detriment complaints, all grounds of appeal failed and were dismissed.
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19/01/2018 18:32
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Okedina v Chikale UKEAT/0152/17/RN; UKEAT/0153/17/RN
Appeal against a ruling that the Claimant's contract of employment was not tainted by illegality and therefore she could bring claims against her employer. Appeal dismissed.
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17/01/2018 09:59
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An assortment of appeals - Case Round-Up: November 2017
In this month's round-up, Mark Shulman, consultant solicitor with Keystone Law, looks at recent appeals in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal.
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13/11/2017 17:13
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Benkharbouche v Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs [2017] UKSC 62
The question in this case was whether the state is immune as respects proceedings concerning the employment of members of a diplomatic mission, including its administrative, technical and domestic staff.
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23/10/2017 14:44
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To proceed or not to proceed? - Case Round-Up: October 2017
In this month's round-up, Mark Shulman, consultant solicitor with Keystone Law, looks at recent cases on whether an ET should allow claims to proceed.
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16/10/2017 13:12
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de Mota v ADR Network & Anor UKEAT/0305/16/DA
Appeal against the rejection of the Claimant's claims because of a failure to comply with the EC procedure. Appeal allowed.
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14/09/2017 15:18
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Luton Borough Council v Haque UKEATPA/0260/17/JOJ
Appeal against a finding that the Claimant's claim was in time. The matter was remitted for a full hearing because of the need for clarity on time limits.
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25/08/2017 13:37
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Nica v Xian Jiaotong Liverpool University UKEAT/0041/17/JOJ
Appeal against the dismissal of the Claimant's claims because of lack of jurisdiction. Appeal dismissed.
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25/08/2017 10:04
