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The EAT dismissed the appeal on ACAS uplift, PIP deduction, contingencies, and bonus, but allowed the cross-appeal on the future loss multiplicand.
The EAT allowed the claimant’s appeal against a 35% Chagger deduction, dismissed the employer’s cross-appeal on limitation, and adjourned disposal pending a remedies appeal.
The Upper Tribunal valued a compulsorily acquired partially developed site at £547,039, allowed basic loss payments, and refused an occupier’s loss payment.
Compulsory purchase compensation reference on the no-scheme principle and appropriate alternative development. The Tribunal awarded ÂŁ1.51 million using a before-and-after valuation.
The Upper Tribunal awarded compensation for compulsory purchase injurious affection and disturbance after a road scheme affected access to retained property.
Linear Investments Ltd, R (On the Application Of) v Financial Ombudsman Service Ltd (Rev1) [2024] EWHC 1428 (Admin) (13 June 2024)
Judicial review of a Financial Ombudsman decision was dismissed. The court upheld the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction, client classification findings, and redress approach.
The Upper Tribunal fixed compensation at ÂŁ70,000 for a compulsorily acquired mortgaged property in poor condition, payable to the bank under section 15.
Compensation reference over a compulsorily acquired house in Potters Bar. The Tribunal valued the property at ÂŁ345,000, with a Basic Loss Payment and interest.
The EAT held that a tribunal gave inadequate reasons for fixing a Polkey deduction at exactly 50% where it had found the claimant had at least a 50% chance of success.
The EAT held that the employment tribunal’s reasoning on compensation for unfair dismissal was unsafe and insufficient. Remitted to the same tribunal for remedy issues.
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