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Change of circumstances - PIP
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suzie58
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hi i done a changev of circumstances with pip they lowerd my money from enchanced daily living an 0 mobility i had standerd mobility the tribe uniall awarded me this for 3 years before my circumstancess changed
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Did you take advice before making that application? Did you consider that you should have received more points to give you a better award. No point in making that application if you were already on the enhanced level.
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I did not I had enchanted daily livin it was my mobility’s part I needed my doctor gave me a letter to say why the person has just told a load of lies also the courts awarded me this for 3 years and they have took it back didn’t think they could do that thanks twonker
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I’ve done a change of circumstances too am just waiting to hear… I can’t believe they have the right to take points that a judge at a tribunal awarded which is still well within its review period… it’s a joke and should not be allowed… people like us have struggled to get what we have going all the way to a tribunal only for that to mean absolutely nothing should I need to put in for a change of circumstances…. A judges ruling should not be allowed to be overturned unless there is sufficient evidence to prove that whatever condition that gave u those points in the first place has got better… please update us on how you’ve got in since this post
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buffy6956 said:I’ve done a change of circumstances too am just waiting to hear… I can’t believe they have the right to take points that a judge at a tribunal awarded which is still well within its review period… it’s a joke and should not be allowed… people like us have struggled to get what we have going all the way to a tribunal only for that to mean absolutely nothing should I need to put in for a change of circumstances…. A judges ruling should not be allowed to be overturned unless there is sufficient evidence to prove that whatever condition that gave u those points in the first place has got better… please update us on how you’ve got in since this post
Any new decision will always overrule a current award regardless of who made that decision.You should always get expert advice before reporting any changes. If it’s a worsening of condition, it doesn’t mean more points can be scored for a higher award.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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