Cases
- Coleman v Attridge Law AG Maduro' opinion (C‑303/06) IRLR 88
- Paul v National Probation Service IRLR 190, UKEAT 0290_03_1311
- Chacon Navas v Eurest Colectividades SA (2007) All ER (EC) 59 (C-13/05)
- Goodwin v Patent Office ICR 302, on a paranoid schizonphrenic
- Vicary v British Telecommunications plc IRLR 680, per Morison J
- Leonard v Southern Derbyshire Chamber of Commerce IRLR 19
- Clark v TDG Ltd (t/a Novacold Ltd) IRLR 318
- Jones v Post Office IRLR 384
- Collins v Royal National Theatre Board Ltd IRLR 395
- Archibald v Fife Council UKHL 32
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