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UI2025001952 [2025] UKAITUR UI2025001952 (28 October 2025)
Upper Tribunal upheld dismissal of a Bangladeshi protection appeal, finding no material error in treating pending criminal proceedings as prosecution rather than persecution.
McMahon v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX - application to bar HMRC - fair trial issue raised in the application as a ground of appeal) [2025] UKFTT 1064 (TC) (28 August 2025)
The tribunal rejected Sean McMahon’s application to bar HMRC, holding HMRC had a realistic prospect of success. The fair trial point was not properly pleaded.
McMahon v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX - application to bar HMRC - fair trial issue raised in the application as a ground of appeal) [2025] UKFTT 1064 (TC) (28 August 2025)
The First-tier Tribunal refused to bar HMRC from an income tax appeal, holding that HMRC had a realistic prospect of success and the issues required a full hearing.
Kaler v Insights ESC Ltd (PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - POSTPONEMENT - DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION) [2024] EAT 195 (12 December 2024)
The EAT upheld the tribunal’s refusal to postpone a hearing and rejected most disability discrimination grounds, while finding constructive notice of ASD.
UI2024001078 [2024] UKAITUR UI2024001078 (25 September 2024)
The Upper Tribunal upheld an immigration appeal, finding no error of law in the First-tier Tribunal’s reliance on Article 6 ECHR and the risk of a flagrant denial of justice.
Bennett v London Borough of Islington (PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - Postponement) [2024] EAT 118 (19 July 2024)
The EAT allowed an appeal against refusal to postpone a merits hearing after the claimant lost her representative, holding the tribunal failed to assess her ability to self-represent.
The Privy Council held that judicial review should not have been granted to stop the prosecution, because the criminal trial itself offered adequate remedies.
Millicom Service UK Ltd & Ors v Clifford (Practice and procedure) [2022] EAT 74 (11 May 2022)
EAT allowed an appeal in part over a Rule 50 application, holding the tribunal had failed to balance open justice against confidentiality and fair-trial concerns.
Privy Council appeal on murder convictions from the Bahamas addressing identification evidence, hearsay, a ballistics report, fresh evidence, and retrial.
Privy Council appeal from the Bahamas on identification, hearsay, and ballistics evidence in a murder case; appeals by Stubbs and Davis were dismissed.
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