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Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on it0
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Unfortunately I don't think there's any way to chaise them up because like @poppy123456 said before it's not the court that makes the final decision xefctoffee1988 said:Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on it0 -
Poppy said that it is DWP that makes an MR decision. OP has since clarified that they are at appeal stage.durhamjaide2001 said:
Unfortunately I don't think there's any way to chaise them up because like @poppy123456 said before it's not the court that makes the final decision xefctoffee1988 said:Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on itIt’s not a court, it is a tribunal and obviously it is the tribunal that makes the decision and not DWP. That’s the whole point of a tribunal.OP, have you had any letters from tribunal service yet? If so there will a contact number on the letter.If you haven’t had any letters there are some contact numbers at the bottom of this page
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durhamjaide2001 said:
Unfortunately I don't think there's any way to chaise them up because like @poppy123456 said before it's not the court that makes the final decision xefctoffee1988 said:Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on itThat's not correct. HMCTS can be contacted by email or telephone. I don't remember ever advising that, a Tribunal is not a court. A Tribunal does make a decision on an appeal but DWP put any award into payment.Benefit appeals helpline (England and Wales)
Telephone: 0300 123 1142
Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Find out about call charges
Email: contactsscs@justice.gov.ukefctoffee, how did you request the Tribunal? by post by filling out the SSCS1 form or online?
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durhamjaide2001 said:
Unfortunately I don't think there's any way to chaise them up because like @poppy123456 said before it's not the court that makes the final decision xefctoffee1988 said:Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on itHi,May I politely suggest that you refrain from giving "advice" until you actually understand the system. You`ve given "advice" on a number of threads only to be corrected by those who do know how it works.
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Cartini said:durhamjaide2001 said:
Unfortunately I don't think there's any way to chaise them up because like @poppy123456 said before it's not the court that makes the final decision xefctoffee1988 said:Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on itHi,May I politely suggest that you refrain from giving "advice" until you actually understand the system. You`ve given "advice" on a number of threads only to be corrected by those who do know how it works.I'm going to have to agree with you here. One of the community house rules does state "content we do not allow.. misleading advice" https://www.scope.org.uk/community-house-rules/I think Jaide means well and just wants to try to help but it's not helpful to continue to give misleading advice.
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I agree entirely about wanting to help; I should have said so when I made my comment.poppy123456 said:Cartini said:durhamjaide2001 said:
Unfortunately I don't think there's any way to chaise them up because like @poppy123456 said before it's not the court that makes the final decision xefctoffee1988 said:Sorry I meant to say I sent my evidence and mandatory reconsideration outcome to tribunal and was just wondering how do I contact them to chase up on itHi,May I politely suggest that you refrain from giving "advice" until you actually understand the system. You`ve given "advice" on a number of threads only to be corrected by those who do know how it works.I'm going to have to agree with you here. One of the community house rules does state "content we do not allow.. misleading advice" https://www.scope.org.uk/community-house-rules/I think Jaide means well and just wants to try to help but it's not helpful to continue to give misleading advice.
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I can't see any signs of tension.Community_Scope said:We want this discussion to continue, but we’re concerned that things are becoming quite tense and could easily escalate.
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I don’t see any tension. All I see is misleading information, which was corrected.Community_Scope said:Hello everyone,
We want this discussion to continue, but we’re concerned that things are becoming quite tense
It is my understanding that misleading information isn’t allowed here, it’s clearly in the forum rules.0 -
I think it's a general reminder for us sorry if I gave miss leading informationpoppy123456 said:
I don’t see any tension. All I see is misleading information, which was corrected.Community_Scope said:Hello everyone,
We want this discussion to continue, but we’re concerned that things are becoming quite tense
It is my understanding that misleading information isn’t allowed here, it’s clearly in the forum rules.1
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