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In a case originally presented by Kingsley Napley, the principle set out in Southall v the General Medical Council 2010 EWCA Civ 407 was considered alongside the reasoning given by the Panel for dismissing expert evidence when making their decision
The extent to which employees enjoy legally enforceable rights on human rights grounds to legal representation in disciplinary hearings remains unclear at the time of writing
