MILLIONS of people on legacy benefits have been given fresh hope that they could get backdated payments worth £1,500. Four claimants on legacy benefits have won permission to appeal a big court cas…
The Sun previously reportedThis is equal to the 12-month uplift from March 2020, worth £1,040 a year, plus the £560 paid out through the six-month extensionEven if the decision is overturned, you shouldn't expect anything soon - it is likely any decision over how the DWP will make amends will take time.
Osbornes Law partner William Ford said: "We can now confirm that on August 3 2022 the Court of Appeal has granted permission to appeal.The Sun has approached the DWP for comment.
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