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discretionary bonusimplied termsdiscretion rationality
Taylor v Motability Finance Ltd
[2004] EWHC 2619 (Comm)
Key Principle
Where an employer has a contractual discretion to award a bonus, that discretion is subject to an implied term that it will not be exercised irrationally, perversely or in bad faith, so the employer's decision is reviewable by the court against a genuine-and-rational standard.
Area of Law
General
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