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Bakerman wrote: From previous painful experience , I really don't think ANY claimants should engage with DWP on the phone ! Besides which, what is there to discuss ? "H.M Courts & Tribunal Service" decreed six weeks ago that there were no grounds to disqualify my claim and notified DWP accordingly. Am I supposed to BEG my tormentors to comply with the judge's ruling - surely DWP in are contempt of court by seemingly ignoring an official "Decision Notice" ?
It's not impossible for the DWP to have not received the Decision Notice from the Tribunal Service, despite the TS sending to an email address nominated by the DWP.
It's up to you whether you check or not.
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Bakerman wrote: Do you honestly think it's feasible for the DWP not to 'keep tabs' on EVERY case which goes to appeal ? One way or another, whether the decision is in their favour or against them, it must be in their best interests for them to actively seek/obtain a copy of the Decision Notice so they can progress/close the case accordingly. It seems beyond belief that if they have'nt received a copy, they would simply do nothing !
You are assuming knowledge where there is likely none and intent when incompetency is a simpler solution.
Do the DWP regularly fail to "receive" a Tribunal Decision, most definitely yes.
Is it in your interest to check what is going on, yes! If they have not received your Decision Letter will they do anything if you don't chase them, no!
It's up to you!
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I agree that the issuing of a new ESA50 would be inappropriate if you previous ESA claim had not been re-instated, but I'm afraid we are back to square one on this, you need to ring to DWP for an update on what is going on!
If your claim has been re-instated then a new ESA50 would be a logical next step as this was after all why you had issues with the process in the first place.
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