R (on the application of Northumbria Police Authority) v Broome
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Neutral Citation | [2005] EWHC 2644 (Admlty) |
| Date | 2005 |
| Year | 2005 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division (Admiralty) |
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11 cases
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David Ian Sharp v The Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police The Police Medical Appeal Board (Interested Party)
...in accepting the guidance in these paragraphs. 41 The meaning of "infirmity" in reg A12(5) was considered by Bennett J in R (Northumbria Police Authority) v Broome [2006] ICR 555. Bennett J held that a vulnerability to anxiety was neither a disease nor an injury nor a condition recognised ......
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R Sidwell v Police Medical Appeal Board The Chief Constable of the Derbyshire Constabulary (Interested Party)
...medical condition and not to a putative one which the claimant is vulnerable to suffer from at some point in the future ( R (Northumbria Police Authority) v Broome [2006] ICR 555). Further, and unsurprisingly, it has been held that a medical condition has to be one recognised by medicine ( ......
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S Coleman v Sytner Group Ltd: 2601262/2020
...impair the discharge of its core duty to hear and determine the case in accordance the law and evidence. (71) Hart v English Heritage 2006 ICR 555, EAT, case management decisions are not final I shall address first the respondent’s argument that this claim cannot be brought at all because t......
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Mr D Wearn v Sainsburys Supermarkets Ltd: 2600360/2020
...with the law and the evidence — see Price v Surrey County Council and anor EAT 0450/10; c. as was recognised in Hart v English Heritage 2006 ICR 555, EAT, case management decisions are not final decisions. They can therefore be revisited and reconsidered, for example if there is a material ......
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