Compare and contrast: Arriva’s Conditions of Carriage from August 2013 to December 2016: and Arriva’s Conditions of Carriage as of January 2017: The change from request to require may be semantic, and the proof is in the pudding as it were. But this is particularly relevant as regards Arriva, because a very similar legal case…
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FirstGroup claim there’s no finding they discriminated against me
Following today’s judgment in FirstGroup v Paulley in the Supreme Court, FirstBus’s MD Giles Fearnley said: We are therefore also pleased that the Supreme Court found that we did not discriminate against Mr Paulley. Here’s the judgment. I defy Giles Fearnley, FirstBus or anybody else to identify the supposed Supreme Court finding that First Group “did…
We Won the case against Firstbus
The Supreme Court judgment in “Paulley vs FirstGroup” has been handed down this morning. I am not a lawyer and the following is my interpretation of 92 pages of judgment having had just a few hours to read it! I make no warranty that it is legally correct. You should form your own view and…