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Bickley v John Lewis PLC (Practice and Procedure: Rejection of ET1) [2026] EAT 59 (22 April 2026)
The EAT allowed an appeal against rejection of an ET1 where the claimant changed name by deed poll between the EC certificate and claim form.
The Privy Council held that section 93 of Trinidad and Tobago’s Occupational Safety and Health Act sets a six-month limit for criminal prosecutions, including Industrial Court safety and health offences.
Osmond & Anor v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX - transactions in securities (TIS) - share buyback) [2024] UKFTT 378 (TC) (08 May 2024)
The tribunal dismissed appeals over share buybacks, holding the TIS regime applied, the notices were valid, and HMRC’s 6-year assessment period applied.
Osmond & Anor v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX - transactions in securities (TIS) - share buyback) [2024] UKFTT 378 (TC) (08 May 2024)
The Tribunal dismissed appeals over share buyback proceeds, holding the Transactions in Securities regime applied, the notices were valid, and assessments were in time.
OT Computers Ltd (in liquidation) v Micron Europe Ltd [2023] CAT 78 (29 December 2023)
The Tribunal dismissed OT Computers Ltd’s cartel damages claim against Micron Europe Ltd, holding that it was statute-barred under the applicable limitation rules.
The Privy Council held that Saint Lucia’s article 917A validly imports relevant English statute law as well as common law, including the UK Defamation Act 2013.
The Privy Council held that failure to comply with a planning enforcement notice was a single continuing offence, but conviction and sentence were limited to the charged period.
Olsten (UK) Holdings Ltd v Adecco Group European Works Council (Topic no. 27 (Central Arbitration Committee)) [2022] EAT 183 (13 December 2022)
The EAT held that collective redundancies in more than one EEA state can be a transnational matter under an EWC agreement, even without a common rationale.
MR PATRICK DOWDS v Revenue & Customs (INCOME TAX, NATIONAL INSURANCE CONTRIBUTIONS AND VALUE ADDED TAX) [2022] UKFTT 402 (TC) (03 November 2022)
The tribunal dismissed Mr Dowds’s tax appeal, holding that delayed VAT assessments were valid because the errors were deliberate and that the penalties were properly imposed.
Concentrix CVG Intelligent Contact Ltd v Obi (PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE - Extension of Time) [2022] EAT 149 (04 May 2022)
The EAT held that absence of an explanation for delay did not automatically bar a just and equitable extension, but the tribunal erred on forensic prejudice.
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