article_snippet.sent: And when Chesterfield High School in Crosby, Merseyside, stopped the payments in 2011, he attempted to sue the payments, claiming discrimination because of he 'philosophical belief' in public service.
article_snippet.sent: The details of the case, published in The Times, came after Mr Anderson rejected an employment tribunal ruling against he and took he case to appeal, which was also rejected.
article_snippet.sent: In the most recent case, Judge Daniel Serota ruled that outsiders would consider the payments a 'misapplication of public monies ' and that the school was right to stop outsiders.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Daniel Serota added that Judge Daniel Serota had repeatedly asked Mr Anderson lawyers to state what benefits the school got in return for the school cash.
article_snippet.sent: Judge Daniel Serota said: 'The only answer that I received was that it gave 'kudos' to the school.'
article_snippet.sent: When the school became an academy in 2011, and therefore had greater freedom over the school finances, the school ceased paying Mr Anderson, leading to Mr Anderson discrimination claim.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Anderson, who is paid an £80,000 salary, tried to sue the school (pictured) for discrimination after the school (pictured) for discrimination stopped the payments, saying he was being punished for a 'philosophical belief' in public service .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Anderson said that his discrimination claim was no about getting more money, but about protecting Mr Anderson lucrative public sector pension pot.
article_snippet.sent: A tribunal ruled that Mr Anderson was unfairly dismissed, but that A tribunal was '100 per cent likely' the school would have sacked Mr Anderson following a consultation, so Mr Anderson was not entitled to compensation.
article_snippet.sent: A tribunal also ruled that, while Mr Anderson belief in public service is a protected status, Mr Anderson had not been discriminated against.
highlights_snippet.sent: When school stopped payouts, he tried to sue payouts for discrimination .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Appeal tribunal rejected claim he was punished for belief in public service .