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GKN (Cwmbran) Ltd v T I Lloyd. Date: 1971 Held by: The National Archives, Kew: Former reference in its original department: Case No. 154: Legal status: Public Record(s) Closure status: Open...
Donaldson, J., Briggs, H. and Arkell, J.H. (1973), "G.K.N. (CWMBRAN) LTD. v. T.I. LLOYD", Managerial Law, Vol. 13 No. 4, pp. 224-231. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb022152
GKN (Cwmbran) was a foundry sited, strangely enough, in Cwmbran. It started off as a steelworks with rolling mills and a foundry supplying mainly the railway industry. In 1951 the rolling mills transferred to Cardiff and the foundry was modernised to be anb automotive engine block and cylinder head foundry.
tribunals.gov.uk DownloadThe rule or practice embodied in the authorities mentioned earlier in this judgment is not regarded as a matter of technicality, but of justice to a respondent who may be plunged into yet more...
flickr.com DownloadGKN Forge Hammer, Woodside Road, Cwmbran 1972 View from Maendy Way. The GKN lower foundry, also known as "The Malleable", but by the 1960s, officially Precision Forgings. The foundry and the gasometer are gone, the former replaced by Cwmbran Retail Park.
Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds Ltd (GKN) – Cwmbran Works – First World War Memorial. Source: Jazmine Denton. Any gift we receive makes a vital contribution to our ongoing work, from conserving our collection to supporting our public programme. near the South East corner of the bowling green. Bronze plaque mounted into stone wall.
1950 of Cwmbran Works, Cwmbran. Maker of all types of Grey Iron Castings (Patent Railway Sleepers, Rail Chairs, Base and Sole Plates, Brake Blocks and Shoes, Axle Boxes, Buffer Cylinders, Patent Honeycombe Floor Plates, Repetition Castings, Railway Fastenings).
While mere inactivity is not enough to dissolve an unincorporated association, positive steps short of formal dissolution is enough. A social club for employees was held to have gradually become inactive. Its stock and sports ground had been sold. Had the club, an unincorporated association, been effectively dissolved?
On 28 July 1977 the Employment Appeal Tribunal attempted to settle these differences in Wetherall (Bond St W1) Ltd v Lynn; but they were unsettled again by the discovery of some obiter dicta in this court in Turner v London Transport Executive.
G.K.N. (CWMBRAN) LTD. v. T.I. LLOYD. John Donaldson, H. Briggs and J.H. Arkell. Managerial Law, 1973, vol. 13, issue 4, 224-231 Abstract: Keywords: Date: 1973 References: Add references at CitEc Citations: Downloads: (external link) https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.110 ... d&utm_campaign=repec (text/html)