Thanks Ula
Sorry, Yes basically my claim is for automatically unfair dismissal and constructive dismissal.
The respondent had applied to the court to strike out my claim on the grounds that my claim stands no reasonable prospect of success.
The court has denied the application on the grounds of fact finding.
Everything has been going smoothly until I put a spanner in the works and did not disclose the full conversation.
Luckily, the conversation that I have disclosed has not been disclosed by the respondent and I have genuine reason to believe that the respondent is withholding this information to bolster their arguments set out in their defence.
The context behind the conversations being used by the respondent is ambiguous as they have deliberately scaled up or down particular conversations in the screen as to omit the context.
Also the witness who has supplied this evidence, was a good friend, we had a very strong professional relationship that has now been tarnished by the actions of the respondent. I have reason to believe that he would be given privileges in exchange for our conversations on facebook.
The respondent, particularly in their defence has deliberately avoided particular events that would cause damage to their defence.
They had embellished the hell out of their defence in order tordip the balance of probability in hopes of being awarded a quick strike out. Now the respondent has gone on the defensive and is trying to trip me up.
For example the respondent wanted to delay the compiling of the evidence bundle as they were absolutally confident that a strike would be awarded.
I sent the documents nonetheless as per the CMO.
I am thinking that the best option would be to rely on the documents I have disclosed that clearly show that the respondent has prejudiced their own evidence by withholding.
What are your thoughts?
Thank you so much by the way, you have been so helpfull!!
Sorry, Yes basically my claim is for automatically unfair dismissal and constructive dismissal.
The respondent had applied to the court to strike out my claim on the grounds that my claim stands no reasonable prospect of success.
The court has denied the application on the grounds of fact finding.
Everything has been going smoothly until I put a spanner in the works and did not disclose the full conversation.
Luckily, the conversation that I have disclosed has not been disclosed by the respondent and I have genuine reason to believe that the respondent is withholding this information to bolster their arguments set out in their defence.
The context behind the conversations being used by the respondent is ambiguous as they have deliberately scaled up or down particular conversations in the screen as to omit the context.
Also the witness who has supplied this evidence, was a good friend, we had a very strong professional relationship that has now been tarnished by the actions of the respondent. I have reason to believe that he would be given privileges in exchange for our conversations on facebook.
The respondent, particularly in their defence has deliberately avoided particular events that would cause damage to their defence.
They had embellished the hell out of their defence in order tordip the balance of probability in hopes of being awarded a quick strike out. Now the respondent has gone on the defensive and is trying to trip me up.
For example the respondent wanted to delay the compiling of the evidence bundle as they were absolutally confident that a strike would be awarded.
I sent the documents nonetheless as per the CMO.
I am thinking that the best option would be to rely on the documents I have disclosed that clearly show that the respondent has prejudiced their own evidence by withholding.
What are your thoughts?
Thank you so much by the way, you have been so helpfull!!
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