Question on an appeal or a change in circumstances

Hi Onyx123

Good for you. You don't need to submit what you sent to the DWP previously. The DWP will have to provide a bundle which should include everything you previously sent as they have to show what they used to make the decision. If, however, there are things missing, you will have time to send them in before the Tribunal takes place.

The best of luck putting everything together.

BIS

Hi onyx123

The Tribunal Service asks the DWP to prepare a bundle, and when they receive it, they will then send a copy on to you.

BIS

Hi Onyx123,
It is perfectly ok to cite caselaw. Is this a general question, or do you have a specific area of caselaw in mind?
Be absolutely certain about what the case says, and that it truly applies. Otherwise there is always the danger that the Tribunal will refer to the case and ask you to explain the relevance.
I think it is always a good idea to remind the tribunal of Regulations 4(2A) & 7. - reliability criteria and majority of days Reg 7 also includes aggregating provisions and highest value to be scored if more than one of the descriptor set applies.
Reliability is safety, reasonable time, repetition and acceptable standard.
Let me know if you need any specific help with caselaw.
I hope this helps.
LL26