Social Security

Chief Adjudication Officer v. Webber

[1997] UKSSCSC CIS_576_1994Social Security & Child Support Commissioners1997

“I think the adjudication officer took the view that, as the claimant had started on what was said to be a full-time course, (a) of the definition meant that he had always to be treated as a "student"…”

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