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EAT gives guidance on how tribunals should deal with information received from third parties
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EAT gives guidance on how tribunals should deal with information received from third parties
In Begraj and another v Heer Manak Solicitors and others UKEAT/0496/13, the EAT considered how tribunals should proceed when given information by third parties that may be prejudicial to one or more of the parties to the case, and in what circumstances recusal will be appropriate.
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Published on 19-Jun-2014
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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