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Won IS overpayment appeal but the DWP could appeal the decision??


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Technically the could appeal, but unless

the over payment is very large I doubt it

would be in the public interest.

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Thanks for confirming that Brig.

 

It was only a small amount, just took alot of fighting to prove they were wrong - DWP didn't send a rep to the appeal, so I wondered if they might try again. Judge said it was unlikely, but wanted me to be aware.

 

Let's just hope that my DLA appeal turns out positive too!

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They can only appeal to the upper tier tribunal on a point of law. It is very rare that they do this.

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