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CH and KN v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (PIP)

[2018] UKUT AAC 330Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals)2018

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The Judge gave guidance as to the application of the relevant principles, set aside the F-tT decision in KN�s case, and remitted that case to another Tribunal for fresh consideration.

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