Cases6015036/2024

Claimant v Moko Jumbi Holdings Limited (Moko Bar Limited)

10 October 2025Before Employment Judge BartlettWatfordremote video

Outcome

Other

Individual claims

Direct Discrimination(sex)withdrawn

The claim was dismissed by consent, indicating the parties reached a settlement agreement and the claimant agreed to withdraw this claim.

Direct Discrimination(race)withdrawn

The claim was dismissed by consent, indicating the parties reached a settlement agreement and the claimant agreed to withdraw this claim.

Unfair Dismissalwithdrawn

The claim was dismissed by consent, indicating the parties reached a settlement agreement and the claimant agreed to withdraw this claim.

Wrongful Dismissalwithdrawn

The claim was dismissed by consent, indicating the parties reached a settlement agreement and the claimant agreed to withdraw this claim.

Whistleblowingwithdrawn

The claim was dismissed by consent, indicating the parties reached a settlement agreement and the claimant agreed to withdraw this claim.

Victimisationwithdrawn

The claim was dismissed by consent, indicating the parties reached a settlement agreement and the claimant agreed to withdraw this claim.

Facts

This was a claim brought by Ms Kebede against Moko Jumbi Holdings Limited (trading as Moko Bar Limited) involving multiple claims including sex discrimination, race discrimination, unfair dismissal, wrongful dismissal, whistleblowing and victimisation. The claimant represented herself while the respondent was represented by Mr Ben Wainwright. The parties reached a settlement agreement before the case was fully heard.

Decision

The tribunal issued a consent judgment dismissing all claims by consent. This indicates that the parties reached a settlement agreement, likely involving terms agreed between them, and all claims were formally dismissed without the tribunal making findings on the merits.

Practical note

Consent judgments reflect settlement agreements reached between parties and result in formal dismissal of claims without the tribunal making findings on liability or quantum.

Case details

Case number
6015036/2024
Decision date
10 October 2025
Hearing type
full merits
Hearing days
1
Classification
contested

Respondent

Sector
hospitality
Represented
Yes
Rep type
lay rep

Claimant representation

Represented
No