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KJ v British Council (Sex Discrimination; Practice & Procedure) [2026] EAT 46 (25 March 2026)
The EAT set aside a 35% Chagger deduction from discrimination compensation, but upheld jurisdiction over a sexual harassment claim as part of a continuing discriminatory state of affairs.
The Privy Council held that adverse possession under the Limitation Act 1995 applies in the Port Area, and that restrictive covenants did not waive that defence.
The Privy Council held the estate’s counterclaim was time-barred, rejected reliance on deliberate concealment, and allowed Denise Barnes’ appeal on adverse possession.
The Privy Council held that time began to run when a periodic tenancy ended by notice to quit, not when rent was later received, so the possession claim was time-barred.
The Privy Council dismissed an appeal over a Registrar-executed deed transferring a half share of property to Ayana Solomon, rejecting estoppel and limitation arguments.
The Privy Council held that LBEP could not act as representative claimant and refused to add all members as claimants, dismissing the appeal.
The trial judge erred by failing to consider relevant DNA evidence in determining paternity. The finding of paternity cannot stand and must be set aside. The claim was not time-barred as the capital payment fell within the scope of Article 340, and the action was brought within the prescribed period. The case is remitted for rehearing before a different judge.
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The Privy Council held that the claim against the insurer was a statutory claim subject to a four-year limitation period and was time-barred.
The Privy Council held that a government-employed nurse’s negligence claim was not barred by the six-month Public Authorities Protection Act period.
The Privy Council held that the Smiths had given Molyneaux permission to remain on the land, so his adverse possession claim failed.
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