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2 years 4 months ago #273242 by Month87
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Hi, I applied for PIP and scored 0 points, had a mandatory and still scored 0 points. I had my appeal hearing last week, I did not say enough in my favour and was upset from begining to end. They had all the doctors letters and evidence, everything was written down. I was awarded standard mobility because of daily fatigue but no daily living. That is what I needed, I used to get bith components and it was suddenly stopped. I have asked the tribunal and the DWP to reconsider the dzily living, I missed out on the standard award by 1 point. Can somebody tell me if this approach may be successful or if the tribunal will still szy no, thanks.
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2 years 4 months ago #273262 by Gordon
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If you have had a Tribunal hearing then you cannot just ask the DWP and/or the Tribunal to look at your claim again.
First, as far as the DWP are concerned the matter is now ended and they will not look at your claim unless it is being done as part of a formal review process.
In regard to the Tribunal, they have no power to look at the appeal again, unless it is being done on the basis of there being an Error of Law in the making of the Decision, not because you disagree with that Decision.
The first stage to taking the matter further is for your to request a Statement of Reasons from the Judge who heard your hearing. this must be done within one month of the hearing. I would also ask for the Record of Proceedings.
I would recommend you seek advice from a local Welfare Rights advisor.
Gordon
If you have had a Tribunal hearing then you cannot just ask the DWP and/or the Tribunal to look at your claim again.
First, as far as the DWP are concerned the matter is now ended and they will not look at your claim unless it is being done as part of a formal review process.
In regard to the Tribunal, they have no power to look at the appeal again, unless it is being done on the basis of there being an Error of Law in the making of the Decision, not because you disagree with that Decision.
The first stage to taking the matter further is for your to request a Statement of Reasons from the Judge who heard your hearing. this must be done within one month of the hearing. I would also ask for the Record of Proceedings.
I would recommend you seek advice from a local Welfare Rights advisor.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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