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Race Case Burden of Proof
Burden of Proof
Laing v Manchester City Council
EAT
28 July 2006
Daily Law Notes Summary
Racial discrimination allegation - the tribunal has to consider
the evidence of both parties, not just the evidence of the
claimant.
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