My decision
My decision
At the permission stage, Upper Tribunal Judge Ovey only needed to be persuaded that it was arguable with a realistic (as opposed to fanciful) prospect of success that the tribunal had made a legal error in a way that was material.
At this substantive stage, I need to be satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the tribunal did make a legal error or errors. Applying that test, I find the tribunal deciding ZA’s appeal on 16 January 2023 made a material error, or errors, of law in the ways set out below.
- Heading
- Section 1
- What this appeal is about
- The First-tier Tribunal’s decision
- The oral hearing of the appeal
- The legislative framework
- The Housing Benefit Regulations 2006 (“the 2006 regulations”)
- Subject to paragraph (10), where—
- Case law
- My decision
- Discussion Which decision was being appealed?
- Addressing whether ZA had capital or was to be treated as having capital
- Which options were available when calculating ZA’s capital through her shareholding in CG?
- How the tribunal dealt with Barnet’s other arguments
- Is Prest v Petrodel relevant when calculating ZA’s capital?
- Conclusions
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