High Court reins in the Ombudsman

Mark Smith analyses the decision over limitations on the Ombudsman’s powers

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Judgment was given in December 2012 in Pensions Ombudsman v EMC Europe [2012] 147 PBLR, an important case concerning limitations on the Pensions Ombudsman's jurisdiction.

Mr Dilley, a member of the Data General Employee Benefits Plan had complained to the Ombudsman about a "compromise agreement" concerning the plan, which Mr Dilley wanted set aside. The agreement wa...

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