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UNFAIR DISMISSAL AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH

UNFAIR DISMISSAL AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH

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Shantanu Panigrahi

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Tue, 26 Mar at 08:47

 

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Employment Tribunal

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Dear Sir/Madam

 

Following the failure of the Ashford Hearing Centre of the South London Employment Tribunal to obtain evidence from the co-conspirators of the University of Greenwich for my Hearing which meant that I could not attend the Tribunal or my case would have been prejudiced against me, I appealed to the Employment Appeals Tribunal and thence to the Court of Appeal which is obliged to consider the matter in conjunction with the Medway County Court as attached: ToMedwayCountyCourtccDanielCavangahKingsleyNapley(Automatic Reply ME010463)Hearing26Mar2024.docx.

 

In the circumstances it would not be an abuse of the process of Medway County Court for the referral that I had made given the lack of positive outcomes to my submissions.

 

Unfortunately, I do not have the Employment Tribunal Case Number that dates back to 1999, but please take account of the fact that this matter is not out-of-time in view of the continuous nature of the legal proceedings over past 25 years.

 

Your immediate response is awaited.

 

Yours sincerely

 

Dr Shantanu Panigrahi

3 Hoath Lane

Wigmore

Gillingham

Kent ME8 0SL

United Kingdom

Tel: 07967789619

 

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ToMedwayCountyCourtccDAnielCavanaghKingsleyNapley(Automatic reply ME010463 Hearing26Mar2024.docx 18.1kB

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Please note that new claims (ET1 form) cannot be accepted by email. The quickest and easiest way to send us a claim form is by using our online submission service which you can access here: https://www.gov.uk/employment-tribunals. Any response forms (ET3) will need to be checked by a judge before they are accepted. This reply is only confirmation of receipt. The administrative staff of HMCTS working for the Employment Tribunals continue to do so under great pressure. It will greatly assist efficient administration if parties only write to the Employment Tribunals when they need to do so, such as to make an application requiring judicial attention. Correspondence between the parties that is needlessly copied to the tribunal office will not be placed on file or receive a response. 

 

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