pip tribunal delays
Pet
Community member Posts: 16 Listener
My tribunal was adjourned in January with the 3 panel members asking for a full submission by my representative about my claim for epilepsy and more medical evidence was to be got by the court from my doctor and hospital and I would be seen by the same judge in 3 to 4 months time. They have all the evidence needed. All I will be told is that I am on the waiting list and not knowing how long this will be Is there anything else I can do.
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Hi Pet
There is probably not much you can do other than to contact the Courts Service to find out about the delay. I suspect it will be because they want to list it with the same panel. I suggest you speak to your rep about it and ask them to contact them on your behalf. If it becomes an unreasonable delay you should consider making a formal complaint.
David
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