- Cited — Stephen Sullivan v Bury Street Capital Limited 2021-11-16
“…At para. 92, the ET referred to the decision of the House of Lords in SCA Packaging Limited v Boyle[2009] UKHL 37; [2009] ICR 1056. It directed itself, in accordance with that decision, that the word “likely” in the present context means something that could well occur, as…”
- Cited — All Answers Ltd v W & Anor 2021-04-30
“…rm, so far as material to this case, as “likely to last at least 12 months”. “Likely” in this context means “could well happen”: see Boyle v SCA Packaging Ltd. [2009] UKHL 37, [2009] ICR 1056, per Lord Hope at paragraph 4, and Lord Rodger at paragraph 42, Baroness Hale at paragraphs 70 to 72 (with whom Lord Neuberger agreed at parag…”
- Cited — Chief Constable of Norfolk v Coffey 2019-06-21
“…son said that, “as elsewhere in the Schedule”, it meant “could well happen”. He plainly had in mind the decision of the House of Lords in SCA Packaging v Boyle [2009] UKHL 37, [2009] ICR 1056, which gave that interpretation to the same language in paragraph 6 of Schedule 1. In his oral submissions Mr Strelitz accepted that that was …”