...confirmed the position. The threshold test set out at [134] clearly requires evidence from the applicant about the position in the receiving state before there is any obligation on the...
The Best of intentions: what Best v. BHA has taught us about appearance of bias & sufficiency of reasons by Gemma White
View ArticleIn a recent judgment in the Employment Appeal Tribunal – Hampshire County Council v Wyatt UKEAT/0013/16 (13 October 2016) – Mrs Justice Simler DBE gave important presidential guidance on the questions which frequently arise in discrimination remedy hearings when tribunals consider claims for non-pecuniary damages and/or where there might be competing causes of injury. Karen Moss
View ArticleKaren Moss has an article published on the impact of Wyatt v Hampshire County Council UKEAT/0013/16 on litigants claiming personal injury damages in the employment tribunal.
See www.pibriefupdate.com and the Personal Injury Brief Update Law Journal newsletter this month.
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3PB commercial barrister Max Schofield analyses the implications of the Court of Appeal’s judgment on Praesto Consulting v HMRC, in particular, when a company can reclaim the VAT for legal proceedings against its director.
This article was first published in the Tax Journal - www.taxjournal.com/.
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...in Chambers and Partners’ 2024 edition published today. The team increases its rankings to a total of 18 individual rankings, up from 15 last year, in London, Western and South...
...default under 8.9.4. Nick, commenting on this Court of Appeal’s decision, said: “One of the most surprising features of this case is that the issue has not previously come before...
...Commissioner of the Treasury and sat on the House of Commons' European Scrutiny Committee from 2016-2019, assessing the legal and/or political importance of EU documents deposited by the Government in...
In torts such as deceit, where liability depends on the claimant acting in reliance on a statement made to him, the test for establishing vicarious liability is not the same as for other wrongs committed in the course of a servant’s employment. Alex Whatley analyses the Court of Appeals recent decision in Winter v. Hockley Mint Ltd [2018] EWCA Civ 2480.
Alex Whatley is a Commercial Law barrister specialising in business disputes and Agency. Click here to view his profile.
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