Judicial proceedings immunity extends to victimisation claims
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Parmer v East Leicester Medical Practice EAT/0490/10 (0 other reports)
discrimination | victimisation | judicial proceedings immunity
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has held that the principle of judicial proceedings immunity applies to all types of discrimination claims, including victimisation.
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