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UI2024004036 [2025] UKAITUR UI2024004036 (12 March 2025)
The Upper Tribunal dismissed an asylum appellant’s challenge, holding that the First-tier Tribunal had not made a material error of law in its credibility and evidence assessment.
The Privy Council held that circumstantial evidence gave reasonable and probable cause for a malicious prosecution charge, and dismissed the appeal.
The Privy Council dismissed a malicious prosecution appeal, holding that the claimant failed to adduce evidence on the basis for the prosecution and so could not prove lack of reasonable cause or malice.
The Privy Council restored the trial judge’s findings that a police officer lacked honest belief and acted maliciously in prosecuting Kevin Stuart.
The Privy Council dismissed Sandra Juman’s appeal, upholding findings that police had reasonable and probable cause to prosecute and that malice was not proved.
The Privy Council dismissed Trevor Williamson’s appeal, holding that malicious prosecution was not proved and that his false imprisonment claim also failed.
The Privy Council held that malicious prosecution can apply to civil proceedings and allowed Mr Paterson’s appeal, awarding damages for economic loss and distress.
The Privy Council held that damages for malicious prosecution were assessed on the wrong principles and remitted the case after finding the award inordinately low.
Culkin v Wirral Borough Council [1995] UKEAT 961_94_0806 (8 June 1995)
The Employment Appeal Tribunal dismissed Mr Culkin’s appeal, finding no error of law, no bias, and no basis to disturb the unfair dismissal decision.
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