Social Security Tribunal of Canada (CPP Disability) case law

CPP Disability Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Medical Evidence

Claimant Loses Appeal for CPP Disability Pension: Decision Explained

The Social Security Tribunal of Canada dismissed a man's appeal for a a person disability pension. The tribunal ruled that he did not prove severe and prolonged disability by the eligibility deadline due to improvements noted in his medical records.

Social Security Tribunal Denies CPP Disability Appeal Due to Late Filing

A person seeking a person disability benefits appealed their case but was denied by the Social Security Tribunal of Canada because they filed too late, over a year after receiving the initial decision. New medical evidence did not change this outcome.

Claimant Denied Leave to Appeal CPP Retirement Pension Calculation

The claimant asked the Social Security Tribunal for permission to appeal a decision about his CPP retirement pension calculation. Permission was denied because the claimant did not provide new evidence or identify any errors in the original decision.

Social Security Tribunal Rejects CPP Pension Appeal

A retiree appealed a decision about their CPP retirement pension but was denied permission to proceed with an appeal by the Social Security Tribunal because they did not provide any new evidence or show that there was an error in the original decision.

Appeal Dismissed for Being Too Late - CPP Disability Case

The Social Security Tribunal dismissed an appeal because it was filed more than a year after the reconsideration decision. The appellant did not meet the requirement to file the appeal within 90 days of receiving the decision.

Appeal Dismissed: Claimant Misses One-Year Deadline

A person who applied for disability benefits had their case reconsidered by the government but missed the one-year deadline to file an appeal with the Social Security Tribunal. As a result, their appeal was dismissed due to being out of time.

CPP Disability Pension Application Denied Due to Insufficient Evidence

CPP Disability Benefits Appeal Dismissed Due to Substantial Gainful Employment

CPP Disability Pension Application Rejected Due to Insufficient Evidence

The Social Security Tribunal rejected a claimant's application for a CPP disability pension because she couldn't prove she had a severe and prolonged disability by December 31, 2006, as required by the CPP eligibility criteria.

CPP Disability Pension Appeal Denied Due to Insufficient Medical Evidence

CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Lack of Eligibility

Claimant Found Uneligible for Disability Pension After Returning to Work

The Social Security Tribunal ruled that the claimant was no longer eligible for a disability pension after she returned to work in September 2023. The claimant had been receiving a disability pension due to injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. However, the Tribunal found that her return to work indicated she was no longer disabled.

CPP Disability Pension Appeal Denied Due to Insufficient Severity of Disability

CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Proof of Severe Disability

Claimant's Appeal Denied Due to Res Judicata

Social Security Tribunal Denies Leave to Appeal CPP Disability Pension Denial

The Social Security Tribunal denied a claimant's request to appeal a denial of a CPP disability pension. The claimant argued they had made sufficient contributions but did not meet the legal criteria for appeal.

CPP Disability Pension Eligibility Determined by Social Security Tribunal of Canada

CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Evidence

Claimant Denied Permission to Appeal CPP Disability Pension Denial