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Aroema
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Posts: 5
From: United Kingdom
Joined: 29/09/2011
Member of: Ouch


Posted on 07/10/2011 9:34 AM

I've got an appointment with an advisor on Monday.

I thought when the letter said "I enclose a copy of the decision" I thought it meant a copy of the decision I got from the tribunal in August where it said the appeal is disallowed (so i didn't bother to get round to looking at it - till now).

But infact it meant a copy of Septembers letter in the form of a decision notice where it says "The tribunal decision is not set aside"

But also the decision notice it says something for me to go on - it also says "This is because none of the conditions set out in Rule 37(2) is satisfied. There was no procedural irregularity"



Posted on 02/10/2011 9:58 PM

Thanks, if after all the appeals etc don't work then i might try a new claim.

I got the letter a couple of weeks ago. I have in mind an advisor i've seen before face to face so i could see them again.

The letter i sent to them before that I put at the top of the letter as a single line paragraph that i request a statement of reasons.

Then in a paragraph under that i asked some questions i'd like answered in the SOR such as if the extra evidence i sent had been taken into consideration being that it got there the day before the tribunal.



Posted on 01/10/2011 4:35 PM

The letter says I have one month "to apply for a statement". It doesn't mention I have one month to apply for a statement of reasons.

Are they avoiding saying "statement of reasons"? They mean the same thing right?

Posted on 30/09/2011 1:53 PM

Reply to Monic15 (29/09/2011 7:23 PM)

 I'd phone them and say that you hadn't requested a set aside as you haven't received the statement of reasons yet.    As I understand it you can only request a set aside if you can find that the original tribunal made an error in law, although we sometimes request set asides if a customer couldn't get a rep in time.  - Im not sure Im making sense so maybe just ignore me except for the phone them bit
best wishes
monic


Is phoning a lot better than writing a letter?

Posted on 29/09/2011 11:45 AM

I got a letter from the tribunal service. It said I had applied for a set aside (I had actually requested a statement of reasons) and the judge had refused a set aside.

Isn’t this a breach of procedure?



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