Hudson v University of Oxford

Source:	All England Reporter
Publisher Citation:	[2007] All ER (D) 411 (Jul)
Court:	Employment Appeal tribunal
Judge:	Cox J, Mrs J Matthias and Mr D Welch
Judgment Dates:	26 July 2007

Catchwords

Employment tribunal - Procedure - Hearing - Striking out - Employment tribunal chairman striking out claimant's claims at pre-hearing review - Complex factual disputes - Whether chairman erring.

The Case

Employment tribunal Procedure. In the circumstances the chairman of the employment tribunal had erred in effectively deciding the substantive issue against the claimant on the papers, without permitting him to advance his case, and in striking out the claims of unfair dismissal and dismissal on grounds of protected disclosure.

Practice Areas

Employment

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