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Tribrunal pip
lucysam5
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Hi just few lines how long does it for a court case on pip to let you know if you have won or not i am puzzled because on Thursday i received by post & in the letter it was dated 4/5 /2019 that the judge sat & looked @ my case & wanted more medical evidence so i got more of my drs & sent it back yesterday on the 13/5/2019 it has took almost 42 weeks to get a reply
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Hi,Tribunal waiting times are huge across most of the country and some are waiting in excess of 1 year for a hearing date. You can ring HMCTS and ask approximately how long the wait is in your area.
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Are you appearing in person? 71% of those that do, have a decision in their favour.
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Yes i did ask for hearing but i also heard where i live that they can ring & say you have won your case fingers crossed ?thats a laugh
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That can happen to anyone, anywhere but it's rare.
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