Social Security Tribunal of Canada (CPP Disability) case law
Judgments from the Social Security Tribunal of Canada (CPP Disability) with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions. The original content is public and official; the summaries and analysis are produced by VadeLab's technology.
Claimant Denied CPP Disability Pension Appeal Due to Insufficient Evidence
The claimant tried to appeal a decision denying her CPP disability pension. However, the Appeal Division denied her appeal because she couldn't prove an error in the original decision or provide relevant new evidence.
CPP Disability Pension Application Denied
The claimant applied for a CPP disability pension, arguing she had a severe and prolonged disability. The Tribunal dismissed the appeal, finding insufficient evidence of severe and prolonged disability by the end of the minimum qualifying period.
CPP Disability Pension Denied Due to Insufficient Proof of Severe Disability
CPP Disability Pension Claim Denied for Lack of Sufficient Evidence
Claimant Denied Permission to Appeal CPP Disability Benefits
Claimant Granted Extension to File Appeal but Leave Denied
CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Medical Evidence
Social Security Tribunal Rejects Appeal for CPP Disability Pension
Social Security Tribunal Allows CPP Disability Pension Appeal
A person who applied for a person disability benefits and whose application was denied can ask the Minister to reconsider their decision within 90 days. If they miss this deadline, they must show a reasonable explanation and that their request has merit. In this case, the Social Security Tribunal allowed the appeal because the Minister did not follow proper procedures in refusing reconsideration.
Social Security Tribunal Allows Appeal on CPP Disability Pension Reconsideration
The Social Security Tribunal allowed an appeal regarding a request for reconsideration of a CPP Disability Pension. The Appellant initially requested reconsideration over a year after receiving the initial decision, which was considered late. However, the Tribunal found the Minister's refusal to reconsider was unjustified, leading to the appeal's allowance.
CPP Disability Appeal Denied: No Arguable Case or Relevant New Evidence
A person appealed a decision that denied their a person (a person) disability pension, arguing they were still disabled in 2022 despite returning to work. The Social Security Tribunal extended the time for filing but dismissed the appeal due to insufficient evidence and lack of an arguable case.
CPP Disability Appeal Dismissed for Untimely Filing and Lack of New Evidence
The Social Security Tribunal dismissed a claimant's appeal of a General Division decision regarding CPP Disability. The appeal was dismissed due to untimely filing and the lack of new evidence relevant to the appeal's issues.
Disability Pension Eligibility Denied Due to Loss of Severe Disability
The Social Security Tribunal of Canada ruled that the claimant's disability ceased to be severe as of December 2018, making her ineligible for further disability pension payments. The Tribunal based its decision on the claimant's demonstrated capacity for substantially gainful work.
CPP Disability Appeal Dismissed: Claimant Regained Work Capacity
A person appealing a decision to end their a person (a person) disability benefits was unsuccessful. The Social Security Tribunal found they had regained the ability to do meaningful work by December 2018, even though they worked for a partner's business with flexible hours and no formal accommodations.
CPP Disability Pension Awarded for Severe Work Injuries
Claimant Wins CPP Disability Pension Appeal Against Minister
A worker who suffered from severe upper body injuries while working in the a person successfully appealed for a a person a person pension against the Minister. The tribunal found that the worker's condition prevented them from performing any kind of regular, remunerative work due to their injuries and age.
Claimant Wins CPP Disability Pension Appeal Due to Severe Knee Injury
A person who applied for a a person disability pension after injuring their knee while playing soccer won their appeal. The tribunal found that the claimant's knee injury prevented them from working regularly since June 2011, making them eligible for the disability pension.
CPP Disability Pension Granted Due to Severe Knee Injury
CPP Disability Pension Appeal Denied Due to Lack of Evidence
SST Denies Claimant Permission to Appeal CPP Disability Pension Cut
A person who applied for leave to appeal a a person Division a person about her eligibility for a person disability benefits was denied permission by the a person Security Tribunal of Canada (a person). The a person found that she did not provide sufficient evidence showing an arguable case or new evidence not considered in the original a person.