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court costs

Just wondering.....who pays the court costs when PIP case goes to tribunal? If the case is unsuccessful, does the claimant pay it? If it is successful, does DWP pay it? If so, is this why they ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in PIP, DLA, and AA - 12 Nov 2019

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Court case

Does anyone know if anything has come out about the court case after we didn't get the 20 pounds uplift to help us over the pandemic its been a while now thought it would have been sorted

Profile picture of the author Discussion in PIP, DLA, and AA - 15 Dec 2021

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Family court

Has anybody had trouble with ablism in the courts and with children's social services? Until August from February '21, they have granted my abusive husband primary care of our children and me only ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Disability rights and campaigning - 21 May 2021

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Court case

Hi I don't no if I done this right last time. I have a court case with PIP on the 28th of Feb, they stopped my money even tho things have got worse. I've had cancer 3 times, ovarian 2013 major ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in PIP, DLA, and AA - 21 Feb 2019

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County court

Hi all a neighbour has taken one of the medical assessment companies to county court & won the max of 5k for them having made a false assessment.,the assessment company didn't even turn up or contest ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Coffee lounge - 5 Jul 2019

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Attending court

Whilst being appearing in court, for not being able quicker to get out of family home by abusive ex

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Tribunal court

I have court date shortly after waiting 18 months after having a Mr. All my medical conditions for arthritis tintinus carple tunnel depression spinal degenerative disease were all diagnosed before my ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) - 3 Jul 2018

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Pip appeal court

Hi, I was wondering if someone could help? We did go to cab regarding mums pip appeal for mobility question 13 planning a journey? We have now got to appeal to the courts? As they didn't change there ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in PIP, DLA, and AA - 5 Jun 2017

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Appeal court conditions

Had my court apeal the other day I was told before I went in that my medical conditions could only count up to my assessment last September. Was very surprised that they showed a lot of interest and ...

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) - 9 Jul 2018

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Appeal court dession

My cb esa was stopped Feb 17. I've just had a court appeal case won. How long does it take for them to sort out back pay and what's the weekly amount I should recive. Any thoughts anyone.

Profile picture of the author Discussion in Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) - 12 Jul 2018

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