November 8, 1966 Trade union — Official — Dismissal of — Liability of official to dismissal at will and pleasure of Executive Council — Member under disability if dismissed for misconduct — Dismissal of official and member for insubordination to General Secretary — Appeal to Executive Council chaired by General Secretary — General Secretary bringing forward complaint — Whether rules of natural justice applicable — Executive Council hearing prejudicial matters irrelevant to charge of insubordination — Absence of official during statement of prejudicial matters — No opportunity to answer prejudicial and irrelevant matters — Whether union entitled to treat member as if dismissed for misconduct — Whether compliance with rules of natural justice.
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Knight's Industrial Law Reports
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February 01 1967
TAYLOR v. NATIONAL UNION OF SEAMEN
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2977-7240
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1967
Knight's Industrial Law Reports (1967) 1 (5): 702–722.
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Ungoed —TJ (1967), "TAYLOR v. NATIONAL UNION OF SEAMEN". Knight's Industrial Law Reports, Vol. 1 No. 5 pp. 702–722, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/eb021269
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