Supreme Court Appeals

[rickierich]

I had an N244 hearing, which lead to my case basically being struck out. When I went to get permission to appeal, it turns out I had no grounds. As I could only appeal the process, not the evidence so it did not matter that the witness statement was perjurged.
I believe I can appeal to the supreme court but does this allow me to have have the evidence looked at.

[miliitant]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

it is my understanding that you cannot appeal to the supreme court which in all sense and purpose is the house of lords.

you need to be given leave to appeal by the lower courts

thats county
crown
high court

the only time the supreme court gets involved is on constitutional matters as a rule now

you can only appeal on a point of law/process

[leclerc]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

I had an N244 hearing, which lead to my case basically being struck out. When I went to get permission to appeal, it turns out I had no grounds. As I could only appeal the process, not the evidence so it did not matter that the witness statement was perjurged.
I believe I can appeal to the supreme court but does this allow me to have have the evidence looked at.

What was the N244 hearing about? As has been said before to appeal or seek permission to appeal an order you have to seek to find a point of law. The basis under which permission is declined is based on the probability of winning, ie if it's more than 50% then they will grant permission but otherwise they will reject it.

[Nikolai]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

We need to know what your hearing was about before we can help you. Were you the claimant, or defendant? Who applied for the hearing? Whose statement do you say was perjured? There may be things we can suggest, but over to you.
You can't appeal to the Supreme Court from a County Court. An appeal against an order of a District Judge on an N244 application will go to a Circuit Judge, but I can't be 100% on this unless you give more info.
For the record, the Supreme Court took over from the House of Lords as the final court of appeal in October 2009.

[rickierich]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

I was the claimant, the defendants solicitor perjured her witness statement. It relates to human rights employment law etc.

[leclerc]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

Militant and teaboy2 are pretty good at employment law so worth asking them but without more info then it is difficult to advise much

[miliitant]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

in what way do you consider you human rights or employment rights were violated, employment law is my area but i am doing a degree at the moment which includes the human rights act

but i need more info please

[rickierich]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

I was dismissed from work without valid reason,
without notice period.
without investigation of whatever issues.

A third body prevented the other body from carrying this out.
The case has gone, and it is was a mess.

If I bring it again, what I need to know is whether it is an abuse of process. If the facts are different and the laws are different. I failed in my attempt to get an appeal. Civil Process. I thought the supreme court could be appealed to but, I am informed it can not.

[miliitant]

Re: Supreme Court Appeals

you can only appeal on a point of law/process

you mention n244 hearing yet this would be an employment appeals tribunal

if you can prove that your defence did not act in your best interest, professional negligence then you may have a case, but you will need some pretty strong evidence as remember, judges are appointed from barristers, they dont go against their own

it will have to be an appeal, you cant bring a whole new claim as a claim must be undertaken within three months of the cause of action

A third body prevented the other body from carrying this out

please explain the above before we go any further