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Asking for appeal adjournment
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nikkif
Community member Posts: 60 Courageous
Hi all can you help. I am still waiting for specialist reports from 2 different consultants and my appeal is next week. Can I ask for the appeal to be moved to a different date so I have all relevant evidence I need or is that the only date they will offer me ??
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No I didn't. I was let down on the morning of appeal by person helping me and taking me so had to phone and tell them I couldn't appear. Was told that they may have hearing without me or adjourn but will let me know through letter which I'm dreading to receive. .
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Hi @nikkif, I'm sorry the whole thing didn't go to plan! I know how stressful these things can be. Please do let us know how you get on and we'll try our best to support you whatever the outcome
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Thank you, will update as soon as I get any news I'm sure I will be needing more advice at some point. Felt so alone in this fight until I found this forum as noone else I know has had to go through any of it. All help advice and support is greatly appreciated. Thank you @Chloe_Scope
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Just an update on my appeal as I was unable to attend due to being let down by person taking me the the judge as adjourned my case in the interest of justice. Unfortunately they cannot give me a date atm so I guess it's a case of waiting again. I'm grateful that at least they have given an adjournment rather than dismissing the case completely in the favour of dwp. @Chloe_Scope
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Hi @nikkif, thank you for the update. I really hope you are not waiting long and I'm glad they have adjourned it!
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