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Appeal No. UA-2024-001683-CSM
Between:
JP
Appellant
- v -
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
First Respondent
and
LH
Second Respondent
Before: Upper Tribunal Judge Citron
Decided on consideration of the papers
Representation:
Appellant: by himself
1st Respondent: by Lauren Foody of the Decision Making and Appeals section of the Department for Work and Pensions
2nd Respondent: by Maguire Family Law
On appeal from:
Tribunal: First-tier Tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber)
Tribunal Case No: SC946/23/00848
Digital Case No.: 1658750899485687
Tribunal Venue: Bolton
Decision Date: 7 March 2024
SUMMARY OF DECISION
CHILD SUPPORT variations (5.8)
The Upper Tribunal decides that an error of law in relation to a variation to a child support maintenance calculation under regulation 69 or 69A of the Child Support Maintenance Calculation Regulations 2012, whose effect was to increase the non-resident parent’s gross weekly income from one figure in excess of the capped amount (£3,000), to another figure (even more) in excess of the capped amount, is not a material error, as it has no effect on the child support maintenance payable, which is the matter as to which the FTT has jurisdiction.
Please note the Summary of Decision is included for the convenience of readers. It does not form part of the decision. The Decision and Reasons of the judge follow.
DECISION
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- The decision of the First-tier Tribunal involved the making of an error in point of law as respects the Crows Nest variation (as explained in the Reasons section below). However, the error was not mat
- The appeal to, and decision of, the FTT
- The grant of limited permission to appeal by the Upper Tribunal
- The SoS’s response to the appeal
- Mother’s response to the appeal
- Father’s applications
- Why I have determined the appeal, and Father’s applications, without a hearing
- Conclusions
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