Logue v Education Authority (Discrimination - Disability Unauthorised Deduction of Wages) [2022] NIIT 29056_21IT (08 July 2022)

Logue v Education Authority (Discrimination - Disability Unauthorised Deduction of Wages) [2022] NIIT 29056_21IT (08 July 2022)

All claims were lodged outside the statutory time limits. The claimant failed to demonstrate it was not reasonably practicable to lodge within time or that it was just and equitable to extend time. There was no sufficient medical or factual basis for extension. Tribunal lacked jurisdiction.

Citation
[2022] NIIT 29056_21IT
Parties
Claimant: Raymond Logue; Respondent: Education Authority
Jurisdiction
Northern Ireland
Judgment Date
08 July 2022
Procedural Posture
Industrial Tribunal / Preliminary Hearing on Limitation
Outcome
All claims dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
Legal Topics
Disability Discrimination, Unauthorised Deduction of Wages, Flexible Working, Limitation of Actions
Employment Law Discrimination Law Disability Discrimination Unauthorised Deduction of Wages Flexible Working Limitation of Actions

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Parties

Raymond Logue

Claimant

Education Authority

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Industrial Tribunal / Preliminary Hearing on Limitation

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether the claims were lodged within the relevant statutory time limits
  2. 2 Whether time limits should be extended for each claim

Ratio Decidendi

All claims were lodged outside the statutory time limits. The claimant failed to demonstrate it was not reasonably practicable to lodge within time or that it was just and equitable to extend time. There was no sufficient medical or factual basis for extension. Tribunal lacked jurisdiction.

Court Disposition

All claims dismissed for want of jurisdiction.

Orders

  • Claims for unauthorised deduction from wages, flexible working, and disability discrimination are dismissed.