LIST OF CASES / Anyanwu and Ebuzoeme v South Bank University HL 2001

[2001] UKHL 14, reported at [2001] ICR 391 (HL) (also reported at [2001] IRLR 305)

NOTES

Anyanwu and Ebuzoeme v South Bank University [2001] UKHL 14, reported at [2001] ICR 391 HL on 22nd March 2001 (also reported at [2001] IRLR 305)

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Representation:

Laura Cox QC and Thomas Kibling for the applicatiants

David Bean QC and Tom Linden for the University

Robin Allen QC and Karon Monaghan for the Commission for Racial Equality.

Authority for the proposition that:-

the phrase "knowingly aids" in Race Relations Act 1975 s.33(1) is not to be given any special interpretation and has its normal wide meaning. A person "aids" another if he helps the other achieve a particular result that the other had set out to achieve (there was no issue at this stage over the "knowingly" part of the wording in RRA 1975 s.33).

For relevant general notes see Racial discrimination/aiding discrimination by another .

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