Flickity
Test for multiple flickity sliders.
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Mark Willis considers the implications of a court decision that strikes out mandatory reconsideration rules in tax credits.
Mark Willis considers the implications of a court decision that strikes out mandatory reconsideration rules in tax credits.
Issue 299 (April 2024)
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Owen Stevens examines further information provided by the DWP about the approach being taken to the calculation of the transitional element for claimants managed migrated to universal credit (UC).
Owen Stevens examines further information provided by the DWP about the approach being taken to the calculation of the transitional element for claimants managed migrated to universal credit (UC).
Issue 299 (April 2024)
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Becoming entitled to universal credit (UC) (including on migration to UC) requires the making of a valid claim. What does it mean to make a valid claim for UC? Can a claim be defective? Could that lead to ‘claim closure?’ Simon Osborne reviews the law and practice.
Becoming entitled to universal credit (UC) (including on migration to UC) requires the making of a valid claim. What does it mean to make a valid claim for UC? Can a claim be defective? Could that lead to ‘claim closure?’ Simon Osborne reviews the law and practice.
Issue 299 (April 2024)
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Carri Swann considers recent caselaw on how appellants should be questioned in the First-tier Tribunal.
Carri Swann considers recent caselaw on how appellants should be questioned in the First-tier Tribunal.
Issue 299 (April 2024)
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Martin Williams looks at the advice implications of the Supreme Court’s refusal to grant the Secretary of State permission to appeal against the Court of Appeal judgment in AT.
Martin Williams looks at the advice implications of the Supreme Court’s refusal to grant the Secretary of State permission to appeal against the Court of Appeal judgment in AT.
Issue 299 (April 2024)
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The DWP will, as part of its anti-fraud plan, carry out a large-scale review of universal credit cases. Owen Stevens examines the Targeted Case Review.
The DWP will, as part of its anti-fraud plan, carry out a large-scale review of universal credit cases. Owen Stevens examines the Targeted Case Review.
Issue 298 (February 2024)