Upper Tribunal: Administrative Appeals Chamber judgments, 2015

A claimant who cannot reasonably stand and move more than 20 metres unaided may satisfy mobility activity 2(c), even if the claimant can move more than 50…

For a contracted-out occupational pension scheme, the amended definition of pensionable age preserves age 60 for a woman’s entitlement to a guaranteed minimum…

The Freedom of Information Act 2000 proceeds from a presumption of disclosure. A direction under section 50(4) that no steps be taken will therefore be…

A requirement that a notice of appeal be signed by the appellant is satisfied where the appellant’s solicitor signs it as authorised agent. The solicitor’s…

For the purposes of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme 2008, a recognised disorder cannot fall between the tariff categories for a medically recognised…

A claimant is not entitled to the lower-rate mobility component merely because guidance or supervision could generally alleviate the type of disability from…

On an appeal from inclusion in a barred list, the Upper Tribunal may intervene only for a mistake of law or a material mistake of fact. It cannot substitute…

For child-support purposes, a young person is treated as continuing to satisfy the qualifying-child conditions under paragraph 1A of Schedule 1 only where…