Sentence examples for benefits cases from inspiring English sources

Legal aid is no longer available for benefits cases, unless they reach the upper tribunal or high court.

Disabled people – who are among the most economically impoverished in our society – make up 58% of those who receive legal aid for welfare benefits cases.

For an insight into the impact of this, the Law Centres Network says that for the whole of 2015, there were only 254 new benefits cases helped by civil legal aid in England and Wales.

While ministers dismiss welfare benefits cases as "generally not of sufficiently high importance to warrant funding", CPAG argues that it "is difficult to think of an issue which is of more importance to an individual than his or her means of subsistence".

He hinted that at the full hearing, which was listed for 8 September, he would be likely to find against the LSC as he believed it was unfair to use as a selection criteria linked to experience in appeals to the higher tribunal in benefits cases.

Officials at the central London county court have started granting eviction orders to a number of landlords in housing benefits cases, allowing them to begin eviction proceedings against tenants who are no longer able to afford their rents as a result of the new cap on the amount the government will contribute to rent payments.

In return, the CAB gets £167 in payment for a benefits case, and £200 for a debt or £174 for a housing case.

At low levels of leverage, debt is relatively less disciplinary compared with a non-private benefits case.

CalWorks denied the father's June 22 application for welfare benefits, case records show.

Cost-benefit analysis only looks at monetary costs versus benefits, case by case, not at the risk of massive death of the kind gushing out of the Gulf at present.

However, to enhance our understanding of the impact of synesthesia on cognition and to establish general performance benefits case-report studies should be complemented by group studies.