Some good news.... or is it?

Submitted by John on Sat, 31/05/2008 - 8:38pm

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Start: 31/05/2008

So we got our decisions today and they stay the same. Which seems like good news. However given the avenue of law we are pursing - thanks to one of our team. We believe that the DWP doesn't have the legal right to approach those who claimed before 1999. Of course any decision now makes all claims subject to current law moving forward. So we continue the battle. We believe our original claims should stand moving forward.

Though they said our files were NOT linked. It must therefore be pure coincidence that my partners form when back over 2 months ago and mine 2 weeks ago. With the decisions made within 24 hours and received on the same day.

What drives all of the team is the person in our minds eye that cannot deal with the issues this raised for them. We continue as before to campaign on this. Moving forward we will have to also deal with the Employment and Support Allowance.

So we move forward, together as before. There are still many issues to overcome.

John.

so glad you got a favourable

Submitted by anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 02/06/2008 - 12:40pm.

so glad you got a favourable outcome,i sent my dbd551 in early jan and i am still waiting to hear back from dwp, did you get it awarded indefinitely? i will let you know what happens when i hear from them, 6 months of waiting is starting to have a detremental effect on my health

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Submitted by John on Mon, 02/06/2008 - 6:25pm.

There was no mention of how long it was awarded. Speaking to the DWP they confirmed it was "for life"????

Yes please let us know. Sorry you are suffering adversely because of this process but I know what you are going through as do many.

John.

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Some good news.... or is it?

so glad you got a favourable

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