The SoS’s response to the appeal
The SoS’s response to the appeal
In its response, the SoS supported the appeal on the permitted ground. It submitted that, although Father was over the weekly income set out in paragraph 10(3) of Schedule 1, the Crows Nest error of law was still material; it cited s8(6) and Dickson v Rennie; it submitted that it was essential that the correct calculation of child maintenance liability was made, to prevent an incorrect gross weekly income figure being used to calculate additional provisions that the parent with care may receive.
The SoS asked the Upper Tribunal to set the FTT decision aside and remit the appeal for rehearing by a differently constituted FTT.
- Heading
- 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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