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CONNIE BUGGY
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9 years 11 months ago #135379 by CONNIE BUGGY

direction of notice for dla/mob was created by CONNIE BUGGY

After fighting my husbands case for over a year now, for his DLA./MOB ,after he was annon reported :angry:

,He has had to 2 appointments cancelled now for the tribunal, and now he has a had a letter of " Direction of notice " can anyone tell me what this means ? I've googled it and can't find the " meaning of it

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9 years 11 months ago #135393 by Gordon

Replied by Gordon on topic direction of notice for dla/mob

CB

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A Direction is issued by the Tribunal when they need one of the two parties to the appeal, or a third party such as a GP to provide further information or to carry out some action.

Both parties, your husband and the DWP will receive a copy of the Notice, so the first thing you need to establish is who the Notice was intended for, if it is the DWP then you don't need to do anything unless you disagree with what the court has asked. If it is for you then without further details we can't advice.

Gordon

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