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If there are no witness to allegation would tribunal dismiss the case
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I think this is were it get interesting I do have that document!!
I swore I wouldn't post here again...
But you need to get it.
(a) these are minutes of meetings with a lawyer - they are therefore privilieged information, and
(b) you got them exactly how? Becasue I don't think you were copied in.
Listen to what you have been told. You have no case of anything. Please move on - or the only person who will be damaged is you.0
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