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Case round-up: Breach of contract claims

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Fraser v HLMAD Ltd [2006] IRLR 687 CA (3 other reports)
- Wrongful dismissal: Attempt to recover remainder of wrongful dismissal losses in High Court fails
  
  Date:
  
  1 December 2006
  
  In Fraser v HLMAD Ltd [2006] IRLR 687 CA, the Court of Appeal holds that claimants who bring claims for wrongful dismissal in the employment tribunal, where a statutory limit on damages of £25,000 applies, cannot recover losses in excess of this limit in the High Court.
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  1 September 2006
  
  Joe Glavina and Phil Williams of Addleshaw Goddard outline the latest legal rulings and explain what you need to do to avoid tribunals.
- Points of procedure
  
  Date:
  
  4 August 2006
  
  IRS Employment Review looks at decisions on procedural points that have arisen in the EAT and Court of Appeal in the time since its last procedural round-up in December 2005.

This week's case round-up from Eversheds, covering breach of contract claims.

Fraser v HLMAD Limited, Court of Appeal, 15 June 2006

Background

Mr Fraser brought claims for unfair dismissal and wrongful dismissal in the employment tribunal.

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Published date: 11 July 2006
Publisher: RBI
Source: Personnel Today

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