206 Institution or continuance of tribunal proceedings
Employment Rights Act 1996 (1996 c 18) | Legislation

General provisions about death of employer or employee

206  Institution or continuance of tribunal proceedings

(1)     Where an employer has died, any tribunal proceedings arising under any of the provisions of this Act to which this section applies may be defended by a personal representative of the deceased employer.

(2)     This section and section 207 apply to—

(a)     Part I, so far as it relates to itemised pay statements,

(b)     Part III,

(c)     Part V,

(d)     Part VI, apart from sections 58 to 60,

(e)     Parts VII and VIII,

[(ea)     Part VIIIB,]

(f)     in Part IX, sections 92 and 93, and

(g)

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