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DavidJohn1984
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Hi all,
so so last year I had a PIP assessment that resulted in me scoring zero points.
it’s at Tribuneral phase now.
However due to my condition deteriorating significantly I was advised by a benefits advisor to put in a new claim.
So on Wednesday I have my new assessment
i’m just wondering what happens if I get an award for the new one, does this overrule the old one or cancel it out in anyway?
Thanks for any info.
so so last year I had a PIP assessment that resulted in me scoring zero points.
it’s at Tribuneral phase now.
However due to my condition deteriorating significantly I was advised by a benefits advisor to put in a new claim.
So on Wednesday I have my new assessment
i’m just wondering what happens if I get an award for the new one, does this overrule the old one or cancel it out in anyway?
Thanks for any info.
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Hello and welcome, your tribunal will may go ahead unless you inform them you no longer wish to Perdue the case, as there is a long wait for these time is on your side. As for your ne application for PIP this will should be treated as a new case and award.0
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Thanks @wilko
my assessment this time around has come fast.
i only put the application in for my new claim towards the end of December.
i still wish to proceed with the Tribuneral as it’s a 5 month back pay.0 -
Any new decision will overrule the Tribunal decision. Not always the best idea to start a new claim while waiting for a Tribunal.
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@poppy123456
I was advised by an advisor from a benefits charity to do it ??♂️
My condition has deteriated a massive amount amount from my first claim.0 -
Hi
Don't give up as the first time I claimed pip I went tribunal and won
So good luck0 -
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