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AI summary
The Labour Appeal Court considered an appeal about whether gross procedural unfairness could turn a dismissal into substantive unfairness. It held that the Labour Court had erred in reviewing and setting aside the commissioner’s finding on procedural unfairness and in deciding a case not foreshadowed in the pleadings.
This appears to concern the approach to review proceedings, procedural fairness, and substantive fairness in dismissal disputes.
Evidence from source
This appeal concerns itself with an important legal question of whether gross procedural unfairness can mutate into substantive unfairness.
Supports: Summary sentence 1