- with readers working within the Law Firm industries
- within Employment and HR topic(s)
A podcast exploring the Privy Council’s decision touching on no case to answer submissions in civil claims, in Tyson Strachan (Appellant) v Albany Resort Operators Ltd (Respondent) (The Bahamas) [2026] UKPC 5, as well as effective teamwork in Privy Council appeals.
The judgment is interesting as it is an unusual analysis at Privy Council level of:
- the necessary ingredients legally and evidentially for a viable tort claim for damages (here by an employee for personal injury);
- the pleading and particularisation requirements for a viable employment claim; as well as
- the appropriate procedure and threshold associated with a submission of no case to answer in a civil claim.
Speakers: the advocates who acted for the successful Respondent in the Privy Council- Charles Bagot KC and Sara Ibrahim of Gatehouse Chambers, London and their Instructing Attorney, Giahna-Soles Hunt from Glinton Sweeting O’Brien in the Bahamas.
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