Repudiation
A contract is said to be repudiated where an employer or an employee has breached it in a fundamental (serious) way.

A contract is said to be repudiated where an employer or an employee has breached it in a fundamental (serious) way.
A judgment is said to be “reserved” if it is not given at the end of a hearing but will instead be made available on another day.
Party on the receiving end of an application or appeal.
The employer’s reply or defence, usually written on an ET3 form.
Date set by the court for a full hearing of an application.
The procedure whereby a party could require an ET to review its decision (often as a precursor to appealing to the EAT) was replaced in 2013 by a process called “Reconsideration”.