Social Security Tribunal of Canada (Canada Pension Plan) case law
Judgments from the Social Security Tribunal of Canada (Canada Pension Plan) 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.
Social Security Tribunal Denies Claimant's Request for Extension of Time
The Social Security Tribunal denied the claimant's request for an extension of time to apply for leave to appeal. The claimant argued that he had submitted an application within the 90-day deadline, but the Tribunal found that he did not provide a reasonable explanation for the delay.
Claimant Denied Permission to Appeal Overpayment of Benefits
Appeal Denied: Common-Law Status Affects CPP Benefit Eligibility
A retired person appealed a decision regarding their marital status and eligibility for higher a person (a person) benefits, but the Social Security Tribunal refused leave to appeal, upholding that they were in a common-law relationship with G.V. since 2011, affecting their benefit rate.
Claimant Denied CPP Survivor’s Pension Due to Lack of Conjugal Relationship Proof
Claimant Denied CPP Survivor Pension Due to Lack of Conjugal Relationship Proof
SST Denies Leave to Appeal CPP Pension Denial
The claimant, who returned to Canada after living in New Zealand for many years and applied for a CPP retirement pension, had their appeal denied by the Social Security Tribunal's General Division. The Appeal Division refused leave to appeal because the claimant did not provide relevant new evidence or show that the General Division made an error.
Claimant Denied Leave to Appeal Canada Pension Plan Case
A 79-year-old retiree who moved back to Canada after living in New Zealand for many years applied for a Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement pension. His application was denied because there was no record of his CPP contributions. He then tried to appeal this decision but was denied leave to appeal by the Social Security Tribunal because he couldn't provide new evidence or prove that the original decision was wrong.
Leave to Appeal Granted but Appeal Refused Due to Lack of New Evidence
Social Security Tribunal Denies Leave to Appeal for CPP Credit Split
A person who was in a long-term relationship but separated years ago applied for a share of their ex-partner's a person benefits. The application was initially rejected, and when they tried to appeal, the Social Security Tribunal refused permission due to insufficient evidence and lack of legal grounds.
Survivor Entitled to Pension Despite Separate Living
Claimant Wins CPP Survivor's Pension Appeal: Proving Common-Law Relationship
The claimant successfully appealed a decision denying her a person (a person) a person’s pension. She proved she was in a a person-law relationship with her ex-husband at the time of his death, despite not living together, by showing they presented themselves as a couple and had a close relationship.
Appeal for Earlier Retirement Pension Start Date Dismissed
Appeal for Higher Combined Pension Rejected by Social Security Tribunal
Appeal for Credit Split Dismissed Due to Timing Issues
Social Security Tribunal Dismisses Canada Pension Plan Retirement Pension Appeal
Social Security Tribunal Denies Request for Increased CPP Pension
Claimant Entitled to Reconsideration After Missing Decision Letter
Survivor's Pension Appeal Denied by Social Security Tribunal of Canada
The Social Security Tribunal of Canada denied the claimant's request to appeal a decision denying a survivor's pension. The claimant argued several legal and factual issues but failed to provide new evidence or a convincing argument.