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Tribunal decision appeal allowed - what does this mean?

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tru88le
tru88le Posts: 201 Courageous
edited July 2021 in PIP, DLA, and AA
Appeal allowed, What does the term mean?
Google says  it means found in favour of the appellant which would then mean the award has been improved?
Or does it just mean the appeal was allowed to go ahead and be heard?
Would an appeal be allowed but the award under appeal stay the same?
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  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,964 Disability Gamechanger
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    Hi

    I don't quite know what you are asking 

    Have you had a tribunal yet ? 

    If not it just means that the appeal has been approved by the court to go to tribunal 

    This doesn't mean the outcome award will be any different that is what the tribunal will decide 
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  • Popdiva43
    Popdiva43 Community member Posts: 170 Pioneering
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    I just wanted to ask a question, if you appeal  decision and you ask to take it to tribunal, can the tribunal look at your case and say no before you get to appeal, and be in favour for the decision pip had originally given. 
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