Baverstock Construction Ltd v The Pension Regulator

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In Baverstock Construction Ltd v The Pension Regulator, the First-tier Tribunal struck out the appeal due to the Appellant's non-compliance with directions and lack of cooperation. The Appellant failed to provide necessary documents or clarifications despite multiple opportunities. The Tribunal determined that this non-compliance obstructed the fair handling of the proceedings, resulting in the appeal being dismissed under Rule 8(3)(a) and (b) of the Tribunal Procedure Rules.
The following list of issues is AI generated. Issues
  • Did the Appellant fail to comply with the Tribunal's directions, which explicitly warned that non-compliance could lead to the striking out of the appeal?
  • Was the Appellant's lack of cooperation with the Tribunal to such an extent that it hindered the Tribunal's ability to deal with the proceedings fairly and justly?
  • Did the Tribunal find that there was no reasonable prospect of the Appellant's case succeeding based on the evidence presented?

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