Regulation 4(2A) Safely
Regulation 4(2A) Safely
The claimant’s representative submits the FTT failed to adequately consider Regulation 4(2A) of the Social Security (Personal Independence Payment) Regulations 2013, in particular safely. Given I have already found the FTT is in error of law on a number of grounds outlined above, I am not required to consider this point. I note the FTT did afford some consideration in its written reasons to whether the claimant had ever fallen as a result of mobility issues, albeit it did not specifically refer to the regulation or indeed to “safely”. In my view this is a peripheral analysis of Regulation 4(2A) at best, however, given my findings above I do not consider it necessary to make a specific finding on this ground.
- Heading
- E FITZPATRICK
- Proceedings before the Upper Tribunal
- “The Appellant had previously applied for PIP in 2020, but at the time there was no mention of a problem with either knee. The Tribunal noted that in November 2022 a specialist had said that she had f
- “…She has a medical history of osteoarthritis of her right knee and Plantar Fasciitis of her right foot. She has discomfort in her left knee too, which is due to the compensation effect from osteoarth
- Observations made at the hearing
- Regulation 4(2A) Safely
- Conclusions
![[2024] UKUT 271 (AAC)](https://backend.juristeca.com/files/emisores/logo_3a2BKne.png)