Pinco (Bradford) Ltd v Bayliss & Anor [1998] UKEAT 798_97_2503 (25 March 1998)

Pinco (Bradford) Ltd v Bayliss & Anor [1998] UKEAT 798_97_2503 (25 March 1998)

The Registrar was correct to extend time for the respondents' answer as no prejudice was caused to the employers; the appeal against the Registrar's order was without merit and dismissed. Both appeals should be listed together, and Notes of Evidence are not presently required.

Citation
[1998] UKEAT 798_97_2503
Parties
Employer: Pinco (Bradford) Ltd; Employee/applicant: Mrs Bayliss; Employee/applicant: Mrs McLoughlin
Jurisdiction
United Kingdom
Judgment Date
25 March 1998
Procedural Posture
Employment Appeal Tribunal Directions Hearing and Appeal / Appeal Against Registrar's Order and Directions for Hearing
Outcome
Appeal against Registrar's order dismissed; directions given for further submissions and joint hearing of appeals.
Legal Topics
Equal Pay, Unfair Dismissal, Victimisation, Procedural Directions, Extension of Time

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Parties

Pinco (Bradford) Ltd

Employer

Mrs Bayliss

Employee/applicant

Mrs McLoughlin

Employee/applicant

Procedural Posture

Employment Appeal Tribunal Directions Hearing and Appeal / Appeal Against Registrar's Order and Directions for Hearing

  1. 1 Whether the Registrar was correct to extend time for service of respondents' answer
  2. 2 Whether both appeals should be heard together
  3. 3 Whether Notes of Evidence are required for the appeal

Ratio Decidendi

The Registrar was correct to extend time for the respondents' answer as no prejudice was caused to the employers; the appeal against the Registrar's order was without merit and dismissed. Both appeals should be listed together, and Notes of Evidence are not presently required.

Court Disposition

Appeal against Registrar's order dismissed; directions given for further submissions and joint hearing of appeals.

Orders

  • Appeal against Registrar's order dismissed
  • Both appeals to be listed and heard together