British Airways (BA) will not have to pay a £12m discretionary benefit its trustees had unilaterally granted, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
In its judgment issued today (5 July), the court accepted the airline's arguments that trustees of the Airways Pension Scheme (APS) had acted for an improper purpose when granting the 0.2% discreti...
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