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  • poppy12345
    poppy12345 Posts: 18,883 Forumite
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    baza52 said:
    perhaps he was getting carers plus an income topup. I claim carers for my wife and used to get just over 100 per week


    My thoughts are that the wife could be claiming ESA as well but this could be contributions based.
  • idreamadream
    idreamadream Posts: 21 Forumite
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    Hi I have just received access request for all the paper work there have on us . On the form I told the truth my wages and 6 wage slips. looking back what I know now I was well over the amount. so why did there not stopped it then
  • Hi well i got a letter today A lot to fill in . it states that 17 feb 2020 your payments where stopped. Your ni records show you have been working. ( there knew that on my first application) Then there ask me to fill the forms in Date i started / wages still carer for my wife /my job /pay role number i have waited for the forms to come for 5 months and there want all these back by the 27 of this month
  • Hi to every one. rang this morning see if there was any news. There said it goes to another department. He says there have all the paper work in just not made any decision yet . i told him i got all the paper work off you and states my wages were well over. 6 wages slips stated that. He said it might have taken off other wage slips i said why ask for the last 6 . i said what would happen when there come to a decision He said a repayment plan or if cant pay that amount there would prob wright it off and fine me but no court action . Why do i not believe it
  • idreamadream
    idreamadream Posts: 21 Forumite
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    Hi ihad my upper appeal bit i dont understand when there said in a letter   Notwithstanding this decision it is a matter for the Respondent whether or not it seeks recovery of the overpayment.
  • Newcad
    Newcad Posts: 1,808 Forumite
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    edited 21 March at 6:59PM
    Wow, 4 years plus between posts.
    (I haven't read the 4-pages from 2020).
    You don't say what the Upper Tribunal decision was but the phrase
    "Notwithstanding this decision it is a matter for the Respondent whether or not it seeks recovery of the overpayment"
    sounds like their ruling went against you - although they thought that the DWP probably should not chase repayment.
    Of course the DWP may think differently.


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