Cornelius v University College of Swansea
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1987 |
| Date | 1987 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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17 cases
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Chief Constable of West Yorkshire v Khan
...a person acted as he did is a question of fact. 30 A situation, closely comparable to that in the present case, arose in Cornelius v University College of Swansea [1987] IRLR 141. This was a decision of the Court of Appeal, comprising Sir John Donaldson MR, and Fox and Bingham LJJ. Like th......
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Derbyshire and Others v St Helens Metropolitan Borough Council
...the Act was to be effective, there had to be protection for those who sought to rely on it ( Cornelius v University College of Swansea [1987] IRLR 141, para 31). As Lord Nicholls of Birkenhead put it in Chief Constable of the West Yorkshire Police v Khan [2001] UKHL 48, [2001] ICR 1065, p......
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Miss E Carozzi v University of Hertfordshire and Ms A Lucas: 3313342/2019 and 3304194/2020
...what was he seeking to achieve by treating the alleged victim as he did? The decisions in Cornelius v University College of Swansea [1987] IRLR 141 and Khan [2001] ICR 1065 are, I think, consistent with this approach. In Cornelius, the applicant complained that the college had not transferr......
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Ms A Monti v Marks and Spencer Group plc: 4110616/2019
...Transport [1999] IRLR 572; Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police v Khan [2001] IRLR 830; Cornelius v University College of Swansea 15 [1987] IRLR 141; Facet v NHS Manchester [2012] IRLR 64, [2012] ICR 372, CA; Harrod v Chief Constable of West Midlands Police [2017] IRLR 539; United First......
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2 books & journal articles
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The chilling effect and the most ancient form of vengeance: discrimination and victimising third parties
...copies of anEEOC notice throughout the camp. See further, cases cited within, ibid 677–678.15. In Cornelius v University of Swansea [1987] I.R.L.R. 141 (CA), at p. 145, Bingham, L.J.observed that the victimisation provision had an ‘obvious although partial analogy to the lawof contempt’.16.......
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Disparate Effects and Objective Justifications in Sex Discrimination Law
...areprotected in furtherance of the broader policy against sex discrimination.See egCornelius v University College of Swansea[1987] IRLR 141(CA) (interpreting Sex Discrimination Act 1975, s 4). At least somemeasure of protection against victimisation is required by European lawas a means of ......