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.
Request for Leave to Appeal CPP Disability Denied
The Social Security Tribunal denied a claimant's request to appeal a decision denying her CPP Disability benefits. The Tribunal found that the claimant did not meet the legal test to get permission to appeal.
Late Appeal Application Accepted, Leave to Appeal Denied in CPP Disability Case
Eligibility for CPP Disability Pension Based on Date of Disability
CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Contributions
CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Proof of Severe Disability
Claimant Denied Permission to Appeal CPP Disability Benefits Decision
CPP Disability Pension Appeal Denied for Lack of Evidence
The claimant attempted to appeal the denial of a CPP disability pension due to severe anxiety, depression, and physical ailments. However, the appeal was denied because the claimant failed to provide new evidence or demonstrate an arguable case.
CPP Disability Benefits Appeal Dismissed Due to Insufficient Proof of Severe Disability
Appeal Denied: Timing Issues Prevent Claimant from Challenging General Division Decision
Claimant denied PRDB due to insufficient disability evidence
The claimant applied for a Post-Retirement Disability Benefit (PRDB) after becoming disabled. However, the Social Security Tribunal ruled that the claimant's disability was not severe or prolonged enough to meet the criteria for a PRDB by the required deadline.
CPP Disability Pension Application Rejected Due to Insufficient Proof
Appeal Dismissed: Claimant Not Eligible for Disability Benefits After Regaining Substantially Gainful Work Capacity
Claimant Denied Permission to Appeal CPP Disability Pension Denial
Social Security Tribunal Rules on Disability Pension Termination
The Social Security Tribunal ruled that the claimant's disability pension was terminated as of November 2017 because his mental health condition improved, allowing him to work regularly.
CPP Disability Benefits Appeal Success: Proving Severe and Prolonged Disability
CPP Disability Pension Appeal Dismissed Due to Lack of Evidence
CPP Disability Pension Approved for Severe and Prolonged Disability
CPP Disability Appeal Denied Due to Res Judicata
The claimant tried to appeal a decision denying her CPP Disability pension. However, the appeal was denied because the issue had already been decided by a higher authority, known as res judicata.
CPP Disability Pension Claim Denied Due to Insufficient Evidence
The Social Security Tribunal of Canada denied a claimant's application for a CPP disability pension. The claimant, a 50-year-old former security guard, argued he was unable to work due to an enlarged prostate. However, the tribunal found that the claimant did not provide sufficient medical evidence to prove his disability was severe and prolonged.
Claimant Denied Permission to Appeal CPP Disability Decision
The claimant asked for permission to appeal a decision denying CPP Disability benefits. However, the Appeal Division denied permission because the claimant did not provide enough evidence to show the General Division made a mistake.