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The tribunal lacks jurisdiction to consider the appeal because no application for review of the penalty notice was made within the statutory period and no review was undertaken by the Regulator; therefore, the appeal must be struck out.
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The Tribunal struck out Jigsaw Business Group Limited’s reference against pension penalty notices, holding it lacked jurisdiction because no timely review had been requested or completed.
The Tribunal dismissed Tulips World Limited’s appeal and confirmed fixed and escalating penalties for failing to comply with auto-enrolment re-declaration duties.
The Tribunal struck out SCS Cleaning Limited’s pension penalty appeal for lack of jurisdiction because no valid statutory review had taken place.
The tribunal dismissed Nightingale Care Home Ltd’s challenge to automatic enrolment penalties and remitted the matter to the Pensions Regulator.
The tribunal found that statutory notices were validly served to the registered office, the appellant failed to rebut the presumption of service or provide a reasonable excuse for non-compliance, and the penalties imposed were lawful and mandatory under the regulations.
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The Tribunal dismissed Reactive Zero 2 Limited’s challenge to pension penalty notices, finding the notices were properly issued and received, and that no reasonable excuse was shown.
The Tribunal struck out Jaevee Homes Ltd’s appeal over an escalating penalty notice, holding it lacked jurisdiction because the statutory review request was out of time.
The Tribunal approved the Consent Order as the parties resolved the dispute through mediation, confirming the Fixed Penalty Notice of £400 as payable and revoking the Escalating Penalty Notice, with the Tribunal retaining oversight to ensure procedural fairness and compliance with the overriding objective.
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The tribunal struck out this pensions appeal because the appellant’s review application was out of time, so the tribunal had no jurisdiction.
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