Knowledge (XXG)

BBC v Hearn

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we feel that it is obnoxious to their views and to the views of a great multitude of people. We would like that clause to be put in, or a condition of that kind to be understood.’ If the BBC refused to put in such a condition, or refused to negotiate about it, that might be a trade dispute.... But the matter never reached that stage at all.... It was coercive interference and nothing more. If that is the right view, it means that the trade union and its officers are not exempt from the ordinary rule of law – which is that men must honour their contracts, and must not unlawfully interfere with the performance of them.
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To become a trade dispute, there would have to be something of the kind which was discussed in the course of argument before us: ‘We would like you to consider putting a clause in the contract by which our members are not bound to take part in any broadcast which may be viewed in South Africa because
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held that the injunction was to be granted, because it was not strictly a dispute over terms and conditions of work.
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held that the proposed action was in contemplation or furtherance of a trade dispute.
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and the scope of a "trade dispute" under what is now
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Index

UK labour law
collective action
TULRCA 1992
BBC
injunction
Hearn
Association of Broadcasting Staff
1977 FA Cup Final
South Africa
High Court
Pain J
Lord Denning MR
v
t
e
ECHR article 11
TULRCA 1992
Sch A1
Fullarton Computer Industries Ltd v CAC
Scot CS 168
R (Kwik-Fit (GB) Ltd) v CAC
EWCA Civ 512
R (National Union of Journalists) v CAC
EWCA Civ 1309
TULRCA 1992
Gallagher v Post Office
TULRCA 1992
137-166
275
CCSU v Minister for the Civil Service

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