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7 years 3 weeks ago #186205 by slugsta
I don't see why this would be relevant to your walking distance.
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Judy wrote: Sorry, I forgot to say... Do the tribunal expect me to be able to walk longer distance because I use my scooter outside?
I don't see why this would be relevant to your walking distance.
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7 years 3 weeks ago #186215 by Judy
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Thank you, I know you tell us this time and time again but when "they" have you in their crosshairs you sort of go mushy in the brain.
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7 years 3 weeks ago #186216 by Judy
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Well my MR decision says I can go further than I say because I use an aid.
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7 years 3 weeks ago #186233 by Gordon
Just to confirm, a scooter is not an aid for the purposes of PIP, as it removes the need for you to actually walk.
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Judy wrote: Well my MR decision says I can go further than I say because I use an aid.
Just to confirm, a scooter is not an aid for the purposes of PIP, as it removes the need for you to actually walk.
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7 years 3 weeks ago #186583 by Judy
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Well my tribunal form has gone off, if the DWP come back and offer me a better deal but still not what I'm looking for, can I accept the deal but still carry on with my tribunal. If so how does this work please, what do I have to do. ( just trying to anticipate the hurdles that may come).
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7 years 2 weeks ago - 7 years 2 weeks ago #186601 by bro58
Hi J,
If The DWP change their decision before the tribunal decision and you are happy with it, you can cancel your appeal and it will lapse.
If they change the decision and you are not happy with it, that fresh decision will have its own right of appeal.
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Judy wrote: Well my tribunal form has gone off, if the DWP come back and offer me a better deal but still not what I'm looking for, can I accept the deal but still carry on with my tribunal. If so how does this work please, what do I have to do. ( just trying to anticipate the hurdles that may come).
Hi J,
If The DWP change their decision before the tribunal decision and you are happy with it, you can cancel your appeal and it will lapse.
If they change the decision and you are not happy with it, that fresh decision will have its own right of appeal.
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