R v Doncaster MBC, ex parte Boulton
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1992 |
| Court | Queen's Bench Division |
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5 cases
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Yarce (Adequate Maintenance: Benefits) [Upper Tribunal]
...Regulations, a voluntary payment is a payment by a third party, without anything being obtained in return, tangible or otherwise ( R v Doncaster Borough Council ex parte Boulton [1993] 25 HLR 195; R(H) 5/05). 4. Access to capital may have an effect upon a person's means tested benefits, pr......
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Upper Tribunal (Immigration and asylum chamber), 2012-10-17, [2012] UKUT 425 (IAC) (Yarce (adequate maintenance: benefits))
...by a third party, without anything being obtained in return, tangible or otherwise (R v Doncaster Borough Council ex parte Boulton [1993] 25 HLR 195; R(H) 4. Access to capital may have an effect upon a person’s means tested benefits, provided that the person concerned has a beneficial inter......
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SM v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (ESA)
...the ESA Regulations. In that case the Commissioner quoted Laws J in The Queen v Doncaster Borough Council, ex parte Frances Alice Boulton 25 HLR 195 (another case about whether payments in lieu of concessionary coal were “voluntary”, this time in the context of the disregard provisions in t......
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LG v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (ESA)
...who are to be identified as such by the level of any income they have” (borrowing from Laws J in R v Doncaster Borough Council ex p Boulton 25 HLR 195 at page 204). In effect, the state steps in where income is low. Where a person stands to benefit from a substantial trust fund, legitimate ......
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