Imperial Décor test case ruling leaves government in breach of EU law

Jenna Towler
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The ruling in the long-running Imperial Décor case has left the government in breach of European law obligations, Eversheds says.

The test case - originally brought by the law firm's independent trustee arm Bridge Trustees - concerned the hybrid £130m Home Décor Pension Scheme. The issue related to how the estimated £40m defi...

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