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An independent arbitrator upheld that decision.
A leading charity has warned that disabled people may struggle to live independently, after the High Court upheld a Government decision to close a fund which tens of thousands rely on.
The redress scheme, requiring new legislation, would allow complaints about poor service or hidden fees to be independently examined, and where a complaint is upheld, receive compensation, the communities secretary, Eric Pickles, will say, building on anouncements made at Conservative party conference.
So-called "sore-loser" laws, which prevent candidates from running independently in a general election after losing the primary, have been upheld in the past by the US supreme court in races for state office.
Its vision is for all people seeking asylum to have their human rights upheld and receive the support and opportunities they need to live independently.
The document said China still upheld the principle and that it respected the right of others to "independently choose their own social system and path of development".
Five disabled people will ask the court of appeal to overturn a high court ruling that on Wednesday upheld the government's decision to abolish a scheme that helps them live independently.
In May 2006 the Court of Cassation upheld Nour's conviction, suggesting to many that the Egyptian judiciary had ceased to act independently of government directives.
Ofcom upheld the complaints.
National honor was upheld.
