Social Security Benefit in UK Law
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Edwards (Inspector of Taxes) v Bairstow
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But, without any such misconception appearing ex facie, it may be that the facts found are such that no person acting judicially and properly instructed as to the relevant law could have come to the determination under appeal.
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R (RJM) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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Equally, the fact that the line may have been drawn imperfectly does not mean that the policy cannot be justified. Of course, there will come a point where the justification for a policy is so weak, or the line has been drawn in such an arbitrary position, that, even with the broad margin of appreciation accorded to the state, the court will conclude that the policy is unjustifiable.
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Abdirahman v Leicester City Council
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I accept Mr Sales' proposition that the European cases show that, in this area, the scope of application of the Treaty, for the purposes of article 12, includes both cases where a right of residence arises directly under the Treaty and those where it arises separately under the law of the Member State. It does not extend to cases where no right of residence exists under either the Treaty or the relevant domestic law.
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Zalewska v Department for Social Development
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Similar concerns about the impact of enlargement on the benefit system led to the amendment to the social security regulations that prevents the appellant from obtaining income support.
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R (Carson) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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It seems to me, then, that the law of the Convention is settled on this point as to the scope of "possessions" for the purpose of Article 1P.
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Patmalniece v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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That this is a legitimate reason for imposing the right of residence test finds support in Advocate General Geelhoed's opinion in Trojani v Centre Public d'Aide Sociale de Bruxelles [2004] 3 CMLR 820, para 70 that it is a basic principle of Community law that persons who depend on social assistance will be taken care of in their own Member State.
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Hochstrasser (Inspector of Taxes) v Mayes
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It is contained in the statutory requirement that the payment, if it is to be the subject of assessment, must arise "from" the office or employment. For my part I think that their meaning is adequately conveyed by saying that, while it is not sufficient to render a payment assessable that an employee would not have received it unless he had been an employee, it is assessable if it has been paid to him in return for acting as or being an employee.
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Converging Trends of Social Policy in Europe: Social Security Benefit Reform in the UK, the Netherlands and Finland
It has been suggested that similar challenges in the socio-economic environments of European welfare states necessitate convergence of national social security benefit programmes. However, converge...
- Detecting, Prosecuting and Punishing Benefit Fraud: The Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997
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Reviews
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The discussion on the revision of the coordination rules of unemployment benefits – a battlefield between East and West
Unemployment benefits are a special type of benefit for coordination purposes since Member States exporting benefits tend to fear that supervision of their benefit recipients in the host State will...... ... European Journal of Social Security ... 2020, Vol. 22(2) 148–162 ... benefits are a special type of benefit for coordination purposes since Member ... ...
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Social Security Benefits Up-Rating
...Social security benefit rates are increased every April to reflect the current rate of inflation (as measured by the Retail Prices Index (RPI) over the 12 months to the ... ...
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PTO Can And Should Use Alice/Mayo Framework To Assess Eligibility
... ... that patent claims directed to analyzing social security benefit ... applications were patent ... ...
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Changes To Non-Recurrent Result-Linked Bonuses For 2013!
...A Belgian employer may grant a benefit to his employees in the form of a non-recurrent ... qualifies for beneficial tax, labour and social security law treatment: up to a certain maximum ... ...
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Key Differences Between Spanish And English Employment Law: An Employer's Guide
... ... Employees receive social security payments for up to a maximum of 18 ... The monthly Social Security benefit is equal to 100 per cent of the mother's average ... ...
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Application for permission to appeal to an Upper Tribunal judge and notice of appeal for social security, child support, tax credits, housing benefit and council tax benefit cases
Forms to appeal decisions by certain first-tier and other tribunals and organisations. Includes social security and child support, and mental health appeals.
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Application / appeal form for the Secretary of State, HM Revenue and Customs and local authorities for social security, child support, tax credits and housing benefit and council tax benefit cases
Forms to appeal decisions by certain first-tier and other tribunals and organisations. Includes social security and child support, and mental health appeals.
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Form SSCS1
Social security and child support forms, including notices of appeal to the Department of Work and Pensions, HM Revenue and Customs and the NHS Business Services Authority....HM Courts & Tribunals Service ... Social Security and Child Support Tribunal ... SSCS1 /ESA/UC ... Benefit appeal form ... Use this form to appeal against a ... ...
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Form SSCS5
Social security and child support forms, including notices of appeal to the Department of Work and Pensions, HM Revenue and Customs and the NHS Business Services Authority.... ... Reset form ... Tax Credits, Child Benefit and Guardian’s Allowance ... Print form ... ...