Mrs C Mather v Carrs Pasties Ltd (England and Wales : Breach of Contract) [2019] UKET 2417121/2018 (20 March 2019)

The tribunal found that Carrs Pasties Ltd breached the employment contract with Mrs C Mather.

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Citation: [2019] UKET 2417121/2018
Parties: Claimant: Mrs C Mather; Respondent: Carrs Pasties Ltd
Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
Judgment Date: 20 March 2019
Procedural Posture: Employment Tribunal / Final Judgment
Outcome: judgment for claimant
Legal Topics: Breach of Contract

Employment Law Breach of Contract

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Parties

Mrs C Mather

Claimant

Carrs Pasties Ltd

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Employment Tribunal / Final Judgment

Legal Issues

1 Whether Carrs Pasties Ltd breached the employment contract with Mrs C Mather

Ratio Decidendi

The tribunal found that Carrs Pasties Ltd breached the employment contract with Mrs C Mather.

Court Disposition

judgment for claimant

Orders

Carrs Pasties Ltd to pay compensation to Mrs C Mather for breach of contract

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