Subject to paragraph (10), where—
Subject to paragraph (10), where—
a claimant performs a service for another person; and
that person makes no payment of earnings or pays less than that paid for a comparable employment in the area,
the relevant authority shall treat the claimant as possessing such earnings (if any) as is reasonable for that employment unless the claimant satisfies the authority that the means of that person are insufficient for him to pay or to pay more for the service.”
- 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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