The ET rules require an application to the tribunal (the ET1 form) to be ‘accompanied’ by a fee or an application for remission; but the…
Miller v Lambeth Primary Care Trust is the latest cautionary tale about the need to make sure that appeals to the EAT are brought in…
Lots of things in litigation have to be done by a specific date, calculated by reference to some defined starting point. Often you don’t have…
The EAT has concluded that the strict time-limits on starting an appeal apply equally to cross-appeals. This provides an excellent opportunity to reiterate that the…
This is case about a notice to appeal that was rejected on the sift. The appellant then applied for an oral hearing, where the appeal was again rejected.
The facts and issues in this case are of limited general interest, but the judgment is significant because it sets out how the EAT Judges see the application to appeal process.
In RBS v Bevan, the EAT considered an appeal against an employment tribunal’s decision that it had not been reasonably practicable for the claimant to…
Mushett v London Borough of Hounslow gives valuable guidance on when the EAT will extend the deadline for lodging an appeal.
The EAT laid out a series of principles that it would apply. In summary these are: