Claimant v Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

Claim dismissed for being over four months out of time. Tribunal found no good reason for delay and it was not just and equitable to extend time. Claimant had sought advice from E4BN and Citizens Advice and was aware of possibility of tribunal claim by early January 2024.

Claim dismissed for being over four months out of time. Last act was referral to NMC on 9 November 2023. Tribunal found it not just and equitable to extend time given lack of good reason for delay, substantial passage of time, and prejudice to respondent.

Claim dismissed for being over four months out of time. Tribunal found claimant did not establish it was just and equitable to extend time, noting delay was substantial in context of three-month time limit and cogency of evidence would be affected by passage of time.

Claim dismissed for being over four months out of time. Tribunal found it not just and equitable to extend time. Claimant pursued grievance but did not submit it until six weeks after time limit expired and did not bring claim until more than a month after grievance rejected.

Claim dismissed for being over four months out of time. Tribunal found it was reasonably practicable for claimant to bring claim in time as he had access to advice from E4BN and Citizens Advice, had tribunal claim in mind by early January 2024, and no medical evidence prevented him from claiming.

Claim dismissed for being over four months out of time. Tribunal found claimant had not established it was not reasonably practicable to bring claim in time. He had sought advice, was aware of time limits or any ignorance was not reasonable, and no medical evidence prevented claim.

Claimant confirmed this claim was not pursued.