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dwp went against tribunal desision and cut my pip

3182fi
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Hi, I would like some advice please.
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hi @3182fi, welcome to the community. Could you tell us a bit about yourself and what sort of advice you are looking for?
Kate
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Hi @3182fi welcome to the community! How can we help?Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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I had recieved a upper tribunal decision in june 2018 and won for daily living untill October this year. I recently had a review health assessment, not only was fresh medical evidence disregarded dwp went against tribunal desision and cut my pip
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there are some useful pages here on the scope site I am not sure if you have seen them?
here is the link www.scope.org.uk/advice-and-support/appeal-dwp-benefits-decision
hopefully, someone can let you know more about this process from a personal point of view.
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Thank you I clicked on the link but it said page cannot be found
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yes sorry, i am trying to get the link back up and working..
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The tribunal says I should of received the payment untill oct this year but on review dwp cut it
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Thank you kate for the link. Is dwp allowed to go against a tribunal decision? The decision was already made by tribunal in june last year. And should of been untill October this year.
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have you called them to find out exactly what is going on- I am not able to give benefits advice but there is a whole section within the scope site that has many questions and answers regarding PIP- these are here
http://community.scope.org.uk/categories/talk-about-pip-dla
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Yes I called them and they said perhaps the case manager who made the decision didn't see the tribunal letter. I said I would like to appeal. They told me the process. My decision letter was sent out 21st feb and I had not received it, I only knew they cut my money when I got paid. I told them I am worried I will be left with little or no time to appeal if I do not receive the decision letter on time. They said somebody will call me...this was yesterday.
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Hi,Yes, they can go against the Tribunal decision because this is a review of the last decision. Any new decision will overrule a Tribunal decision. If you disagree then you need to request the MR then Tribunal if that fails. You have 1 month from the date of the decision to request the MR.
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