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C.I. Fire & Security Ltd. v Browning [2008] JLR_Note 38 (25 September 2008)

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The case concerns the powers of the Employment Tribunal.

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C. I. Fire & Security Ltd.

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Browning

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    Employment / Tribunal

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scope of employment tribunal powers

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    Jersey Law

    Employment Tribunal powers

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The case concerns the powers of the Employment Tribunal.

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