Wolstenholme v Post Office Ltd; Hayward v Post Office Ltd; Tooby v Post Office Ltd; Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Post Office Ltd
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Court | Employment Appeal Tribunal |
| Year | 2002 |
| Date | 2002 |
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Patterson v Legal Services Commission
...29 It is only necessary to refer to one other case in this regard. It is the comparatively recent case of Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Post Office [2003] IRLR 199, which was a decision of the EAT presided over by Burton P and which was (in our view correctly) accepted as correct by bot......
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Manning v Walker Crips Investment Management Ltd
... ... did his own personal business in normal office hours meant he was conducting a business ... owed an obligation of personal performance (post, paras 48 , 52 , 58 , 59 , 61 , 69 , 71 ) ... Wolstenholme v Post Office Ltd [ 2003 ] ICR 546 , EAT ... ] ICR 667 , EAT Collector of Stamp Revenue v Arrowtown Assets Ltd [2003] HKCFA 52 ; 6 ... a subcontractor may be regarded by the Inland Revenue as self-employed, and hold certificates ... ...
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The Hospital Medical Group Ltd v Westwood
...it, as it invited, as a decision on its unique facts. 14 The next EAT decision upon which Mr Green relies is Commissioners of Inland Revenue v Post Office Limited [2003] IRLR 199. The case concerned a number of sub-postmasters and sub-postmistresses. They ran their sub-post offices under co......
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