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Adding an out of time appication for discrimination, to on going case.

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    Adding an out of time appication for discrimination, to on going case.

    Scenario, employment case on going in CC, but thinking of adding discrimination. Over 1 year since dismissed, What are the chances of getting it added to argue?
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    Re: Adding an out of time appication for discrimination, to on going case.

    You could try, but the court is likely to take a very dim view of it.
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      Re: Adding an out of time appication for discrimination, to on going case.

      I know but do you think it could possible if the right argument and reasons?

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        Re: Adding an out of time appication for discrimination, to on going case.

        Hi smileyculture,

        What is/are the existing head(s) of claim?
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