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United Kingdom Employment Appeal Tribunal
You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> United Kingdom Employment Appeal Tribunal >> Merseyside Probation Committee v De Gale [1996] UKEAT 1158_94_0905 (9 May 1996)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKEAT/1996/1158_94_0905.html
Cite as: [1996] UKEAT 1158_94_905, [1996] UKEAT 1158_94_0905

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    BAILII case number: [1996] UKEAT 1158_94_0905

    Appeal No. EAT/1158/94

    EMPOLYMENT APPEAL TRIBUNAL

    58 VICTORIA EMBANKMENT, LONDON EC4Y 0DS

    At the Tribunal

    On 9 May 1996

    Before

    THE HONOURABLE MR JUSTICE MUMMERY (P)

    MRS T A MARSLAND

    MR T C THOMAS CBE

    MERSEYSIDE PROBATION COMMITTEE           APPELLANTS

    MR HAMILTON DE GALE          RESPONDENT

    Transcript of Proceedings

    JUDGMENT

    Revised


     

    APPEARANCES

    For the Appellants NO APPEARANCE BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE           APPELLANTS

    For the Respondent NO APPEARANCE BY OR ON BEHALF OF           RESPONDENT


     

    MR JUSTICE MUMMERY (PRESIDENT): This is an appeal against the decision of the Industrial Tribunal held at Liverpool over many days in May, June, July and August 1994. The Tribunal unanimously decided that Mr DeGale's claim for racial discrimination succeeded against the Merseyside Probation Committee and adjourned the question of compensation to a date to be fixed. The Extended Reasons for their unanimous decision were sent to the parties on 7 October 1994. An appeal against the decision was served by the Merseyside Probation Committee on 16 November 1994. Since then there have been negotiations between the parties and, fortunately for all concerned, an agreement has been reached settling the case.

    We were notified by letter from the solicitors that no-one will be appearing today. They ask us to grant leave for the appeal to be withdrawn and to make an order dismissing it. That is the order we make. The appeal is dismissed.

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