Directive not enforceable against 100% State-owned company
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Doughty v Rolls-Royce plc [1992] IRLR 126 CA (0 other reports)
In Doughty v Rolls-Royce plc (19 December 1991) EOR42B, the Court of Appeal interprets Foster v British Gas plc to hold that the appellant could not rely on the Equal Treatment Directive to challenge her dismissal based on a discriminatory retirement age, notwithstanding that the State was the sole shareholder in the company at the relevant time.
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