THE £50,000 compensation claim of Craddock Brothers against the Transport and General Workers Union has been withdrawn.
19th July 1974, Page 18
19th July 1974
Page 18
Page 18, 19th July 1974
— THE £50,000 compensation claim of Craddock Brothers against the Transport and General Workers Union has been withdrawn.
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The claim was due to be ruled on by the National Industrial Relations Court later this month.
In June the Union was granted a four week adjournment of the hearing when it complained that Craddock Brothers had changed the basis of their claim. The firm's counsel, Mr Richard Yorke, QC, then hinted that the claim might be withdrawn.
Like the related case by Heatons Transport '(St. Helens) Ltd — who are understood to be intending to press ahead with their £10,000 compensation claim against the Transport Union — it arose out of the containerisation dispute in the docks.
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Richard Yorke