A short delay and the ‘just and equitable’ test
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2nd March 2021
The Court of Appeal has provided important guidance in Adedeji on the exercise of the tribunal’s discretion to extend the period in which a claim for discrimination can be presented under s.123(1)(b) ERA. It also warned against treating the factors in s.33 Limitation Act as a checklist or rigid framework to reach a decision.
A short delay and the ‘just and equitable’ test written by Alice Scott features in the March 2021 edition of the ELA Briefing. To view the article in full please click here.
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