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Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) case law

Judgments from the Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) 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.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·27 Jan 2021

Upper Tribunal allows appeal on Personal Independence Payment denial

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·23 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Orders Review Due to Changed Circumstances

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·19 Feb 2020

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal Against Transport Manager's Financial Standing and Repute Decision

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal against a decision regarding a transport manager's financial standing and repute. The matter was remitted for a fresh hearing to ensure a fair and thorough review.

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·23 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Upholds Benefits Decision Despite Legal Error

The Upper Tribunal upheld the decision of the First-tier Tribunal to impose sanctions on a claimant for not applying for a job, even though the Tribunal made an error of law. The Tribunal concluded the error was not significant and did not affect the outcome.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·06 Feb 2020

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Transcript Consent

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·16 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Dismisses Tax Credits Appeal Due to Lack of Credible Evidence

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·19 Feb 2020

Upper Tribunal Upholds Decision to Revoke Operator's License and Disqualify Holder

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal, upholding the decision to revoke an operator's license and disqualify the operator due to deceptive practices and fronting. The operator was found to have engaged in fronting, which involves creating misleading appearances about vehicle operations.

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·12 Mar 2020

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Child Tax Credits Responsibility

Allowed in PartUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·19 Feb 2020

Operator's License Revocation Appeal Partially Allowed by Upper Tribunal

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·16 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Grants Appeal on Extension of Time for Filing

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on Child Maintenance Error

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Grants Enhanced PIP Rate Due to Good Reason for Non-Attendance

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on ALSO Allowance Calculation Due to Official Error

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·16 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Overturns First-tier FOI Decision Due to Legal Error

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Jan 2020

Bedroom Tax Appeal Allowed: Room Still Counts as Bedroom

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Rejects Appeal Against ICO Penalties for Unlawful Marketing Calls

AllowedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·15 Jan 2020

Upper Tribunal Grants Extension of Time for Appeal Application Due to Financial Constraints

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·17 Dec 2019

Upper Tribunal Rejects Claim for Secondary Right of Residence

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·17 Dec 2019

Upper Tribunal Rules Claimant Estranged From Partner

The Upper Tribunal decided that the claimant was estranged from her partner, impacting her eligibility for housing benefit. The ruling clarifies the legal definition of estrangement under the Housing Benefit Regulations.

DismissedUpper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)·28 Nov 2019

Appeal for ESA Rejected Due to Residency Issues

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