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Who after re assessment after winning threw appeal the first time had to go all the way the second
smokeyjoey
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Basically after having to fight for your points in court did you have to face all that again or were you awarded at the face to face srage
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Basically after having to fight for your points in court did you have to face all that again or were you awarded at the face to face srage
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Hello @smokeyjoey! It would be interesting to know member experience of this, good question.
@CockneyRebel started a thread in the Coffee Lounge that may interest you. The Tribunal Circle
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Had to go appeal for second time3 times.
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Did you win for the second time
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