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lyns777
lyns777 Online Community Member Posts: 11 Listener
edited November 2018 in PIP, DLA, ADP and AA
hi can you help me. my son had a appt for tribunal  but was in hospital getting surgery n his bad arm so I telephone to tell them then next min he gets a letter refused again ive since appealed them going ahead regarding my son in hospital n they knew all this any help would be appreciated thank you 

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  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Online Community Member Posts: 64,463 Championing
    Hi,

    You can't appeal a Tribunal decision unless an error in law was made. For this you need to request the statement of reasons from the Tribunal.
  • Sam_Alumni
    Sam_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 7,602 Championing
    Around 69% of people win their First-tier Tribunal (FTT) but if you disagree with the First-tier Tribunal decision, you can appeal to the Upper Tribunal.

    If you are eligible for legal help on income grounds, you may find a trained legal adviser or a solicitor to help with an appeal to the Upper Tribunal.
    • Civil Legal Advice can help you find a local legal service or solicitor. It can also check if you can get legal aid.
    • The Law Centres Network has a list of law centres with a Legal Aid Contract for this work.
    • Scope is not qualified to offer this level of advice.
    Read about appealing to the Upper Tribunal to help you decide whether you might have grounds for a further appeal.

    An appeal to the Upper Tribunal is likely to take about a year. You might want to consider:
    • making a new claim for the benefit you are trying to get
    • asking for another review of the current level of entitlement to that benefit.
    These are complex issues. Seek advice about your situation and whether you need to make a new claim for a benefit while appealing to the Upper Tribunal. Be aware that the Upper Tribunal often resubmits the appeal to the First-tier Tribunal.

    It’s possible to appeal to the Upper Tribunal without legal representation. Find more about finding legal advice, which also links to resources about self-representation.

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