There are unlikely to be any face to face tribunals for a long time so I doubt anyone will see you walk. They do consider the entire claim at a tribunal. The same still applies if any part of your award was in danger the panel chairman will tell you. It is unusual for awards to be downgraded.
BIS
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Hi BIS Thank you. Its quite a daunting process but i feel its necessary to proceed to a tribunal hearing due to my assessors many mistakes & nonsensical information she gave to the DWP which resulted in my PIP claim being stopped. I made the mistake of writing my 9 page letter which was considered as my MR in anger & it got my PIP reinstated but at the lowest rate. MY ADVICE TO ANYONE READING THIS - DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING WITHOUT GOING THROUGH THIS SITES ADVICE/PROCEDURES/FORUMS FIRST. A mistake i will not make again.
I shall keep you updated & no doubt be scrolling through this sites invaluable information first before i put pen to paper with possibly a question or 2 along the way.
