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Dwp withdraw appeal at upper tribunal
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dodo76
Community member Posts: 46 Courageous
Hi guys
I am just wondering if there are any of you who have been told that the dwp are intening on withdrawing their right to appeal at the upper level tribunal
As my partner as been told that the dwp sent a letter dated 17 th of may to the court stating that their plan to withdraw their right to appeal but as yet have not done anything any help on this issue would be helpful
We have been doing battle for just short of 2 yrs now
Many thanks
I am just wondering if there are any of you who have been told that the dwp are intening on withdrawing their right to appeal at the upper level tribunal
As my partner as been told that the dwp sent a letter dated 17 th of may to the court stating that their plan to withdraw their right to appeal but as yet have not done anything any help on this issue would be helpful
We have been doing battle for just short of 2 yrs now
Many thanks
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Hi
The DWP has lost a number of appeals and withdrawn others.
As a result DWP are having to review many existing claimants.
I would just wait for formal notification that the appeal has been withdrawn.
It is good news that DWP are being very careful what they wish for.
Keep us informed.
Best wishes -
Atlas46
We just wish we knew were we stood with the dwp its 14 months since we won at the first court hearing after 8 months wait to get there from winning its been nithing but stress mind games delays you name it we have had to deal with it so its back to waiting game again i will update when we have news
Many thanks for your advice xx -
Just a up date
As of today we are still dont know were we stand as regaurds if the dwp have actually sent the tribunal court the paper work saying they have pulled their right to apeal at the upperl level
They have 7 days left , its actally 6 weeks since they wrote and said were intening to pull it so its just a case of waiting again
soon as i have any news i will post
Just wondering if there is anyone else in the same vote as us or as been would be nice to hear their out come
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