CROSS v. BRITISH IRON, STEEL AND KINDRED TRADES ASSOCIATION

Abstract

November 27,1967 Trade Union — Membership — Rules — Provision of legal assistance “on happening of… event which would … reasonably appear” to entitle member to claim damages at common law — Accident at work — Particulars supplied by injured member passed by union to experienced solicitor — Solicitor's advice that no ground for claim against employers — Advice communicated to and accepted by injured member — Later query on claim raised by injured member — Standard of duty of union under rules — Whether duty fulfilled.

Citation

Denning, M.R., Diplock, L.J. and Salmon, L.J. (1968), "CROSS v. BRITISH IRON, STEEL AND KINDRED TRADES ASSOCIATION", Managerial Law, Vol. 4 No. 1, pp. 20-29. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb021489