Archive for February 2014
Getting local authorities mythbusting by Declan O’Dempsey
Local authorities have a duty not to spend public money on propaganda for a political…
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Guidance on the making of Deposit Orders and the application of the burden of proof regulations in deposit and strike out hearings – Northern Ireland Court of Appeal.
In the case of Dr Malgorzata Stadnik-Borowiec v Southern Health and Social Care Trust and…
Read MoreSupermarket has no vicarious liability to customer attacked by member of staff – Adam Ohringer in the Court of Appeal
Ahmed Mohamud v WM Morrison Supermarkets Plc [2014] EWCA Civ 116 The Court of Appeal…
Read MoreStott v Thomas Cook – The Supreme Court criticises Thomas Cook for breach of human rights and calls for an amendment of the Montreal Convention
There is no protection from discrimination for disabled air passengers, the Supreme Court rules. Christopher…
Read MoreHarmonisation dismissals following a business transfer ruled unlawful
The Court of Appeal today handed down Judgment in the Hazel v Manchester College which…
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