House of Clydesdale v Foy (JL)
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Date | 1976 |
| Year | 1976 |
| Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
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4 cases
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R (Q) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
...fault, and he must take the consequences. That was the view adopted by the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Scotland in House of Clydesdale Ltd v Foy [1976] IRLR 391 and in England in Times Newspapers Ltd v O'Regan [1977] IRLR 101– decisions with which I agree. The present case is not one wher......
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Palmer v Southend-on-Sea Borough Council
...must take the consequences. That was the view adopted by the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Scotland in House of Clydesdale Ltd. v. Foy (1976) I.R.L.R. 391 and in England in Times Newspapers Ltd. v. 0'Regan (1977) I.R.L.R. 101—decision with which I agree. The present case is not one where th......
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Walls Meat Company Ltd v Khan
...or their fault, and he must take the consequences. That was the view adopted by the employment appeal tribunal in Scotland in House of Clydesdale Limited v. Foy (1976) Industrial Relations Law Reports 391 and in England in Times Newpapers v. O'Regan (1977) Industrial Relations Law Reports 1......
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Ms R Doolub v London Borough of Enfield: 3322609/2021
...fault, and he must take the consequences. That was the view adopted by the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Scotland in House of Clydesdale Ltd. v. Foy [1976] I.R.L.R. 391 and in England in Times Newspapers Ltd. O'Regan [1977] I.R.L.R. 101—decisions with which I agree." Emotional Distress 35. ......