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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> United Kingdom Employment Appeal Tribunal >> Coad v. Blows [2001] UKEAT 519_00_1309 (13 September 2001) URL: http://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKEAT/2001/519_00_1309.html Cite as: [2001] UKEAT 519__1309, [2001] UKEAT 519_00_1309

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APPEARANCES

 

For the Appellant	No appearance or representation by or on behalf of the Appellant
For the Respondent	The Respondent in person


 


JUDGE D SEROTA QC

1. We have received a communication from the Appellant that she does not intend to be present at the hearing, neither is she represented. She says she cannot attend the hearing because she is extremely stressed and emotionally ill-equipped for the hearing.
2. Unfortunately, so far as we can tell, we have not received a Skeleton Argument from her and although, when the matter came on 23 June before this Tribunal and permission was given for the matter to be taken further forward. She was ordered to lodge a Skeleton Argument. We note that on that occasion, Mrs Coad did not appear either, but a fax was received from the Citizens Advice Bureau, setting out her case.
3. We have had no such assistance and it seems to us that as Mrs Coad is not here to argue her case, the appeal should stand dismissed and it is unnecessary for us to investigate, and we do not propose to investigate the merits, or otherwise, of the appeal.