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Benefits & Welfare judgments from UK courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·04 Mar 2025

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Armed Forces Compensation

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal on a claim for a person compensation. The Tribunal found that the First-tier Tribunal did not provide sufficient reasons for denying the claimant's compensation, especially regarding the impact of dental treatment and stress on the injury.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·18 Feb 2025

Upper Tribunal rules erosion of disability benefits discriminatory

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·04 Mar 2025

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Armed Forces Compensation Scheme

The Upper Tribunal overturned a lower court decision, allowing an appeal on compensation for mental health issues. The Tribunal ruled that the claimant's pre-existing autism did not prevent him from receiving compensation for mental health issues worsened by service-related events.

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·29 Aug 2024

Upper Tribunal Dismisses Appeal on Salary Sacrifice Contributions

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·05 Feb 2025

Upper Tribunal Upholds Carer's Allowance Backdating Rule

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·29 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Allows Earlier Start Date for Universal Credit LCWRA Element

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·28 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Dismisses Claimant's Appeal on Bereavement Payments

The Upper Tribunal dismissed the claimant's appeal regarding Bereavement Support Payments, ruling the new law applies only to claims made after its enactment date, not retroactively to claims made before.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·22 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Sets Aside FTT Decision Due to Error of Law

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·21 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Psychological Treatment Availability

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·21 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Upholds DBS Decision on Barred Lists

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Apr 2025

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal, Sets Aside PIP Decision

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·21 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on EHC Plan, Finds Error on Point of Law

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·08 Jan 2025

Appeal Allowed: Backdating JSA Claim Error of Law

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·30 Dec 2024

Upper Tribunal Allows Claimant's Appeal on Personal Independence Payment

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·30 Dec 2024

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on PIP Eligibility

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·14 Jan 2025

Upper Tribunal Sets Aside First-tier Decision Due to Error in Law

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·18 Dec 2024

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Carer's Allowance

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal regarding entitlement to Carer's Allowance, correcting a previous decision that incorrectly determined the a person for payment of sickness benefits under a person regulations. This decision was made by Upper Tribunal Judge Tim Buley KC.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·30 Dec 2024

Upper Tribunal overturns DBS barred list decision, remits for new ruling

The Upper Tribunal ruled that the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) made mistakes in its decision to include a worker in the barred list. The Tribunal found that the DBS's factual findings about the worker's conduct towards vulnerable adults were inaccurate. The case was sent back to the DBS for a new decision.

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·18 Dec 2024

Upper Tribunal Dismisses Universal Credit Appeal Due to Education Status

The Upper Tribunal dismissed a claimant's appeal for a person because they did not meet the eligibility criteria due to their education status and the fact that they had not yet received a determination of limited capability for work before starting their education.

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·12 Dec 2024

Upper Tribunal Upholds EHCP Decision for Child with Special Needs

The Upper Tribunal upheld a decision by the First-tier Tribunal regarding an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) for a child with special educational needs. The case underscores the importance of clear and adaptable EHCP provisions.

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