Failure to include grounds of resistance with notice of appeal to EAT was a "minor error" (Court of Appeal)


In Melki v Bouygues E and S Contracting UK Ltd [2025] EWCA Civ 585, the Court of Appeal held that an appellant’s failure to include a copy of the grounds of resistance when submitting a notice of appeal to the EAT was a “minor error” for the purposes of rule 37(5) of the EAT Rules, which gives the EAT a broad discretion to extend time for compliance.

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