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The Tribunal does not have jurisdiction because no review of the fixed penalty notice was requested within the prescribed period and statutory presumptions of service were not rebutted.
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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 lacks jurisdiction to hear the appeal because no review of the Escalating Penalty Notice was requested or completed within the statutory time limits, and the Appellant failed to rebut the presumption that the notice was properly served and received.
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The First-tier Tribunal struck out a pensions penalty reference for lack of jurisdiction after finding no timely review request and no rebuttal of service.
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 struck out LHR Ltd’s reference against penalty notices from The Pensions Regulator because the statutory review conditions for jurisdiction were not met.
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 First-tier Tribunal struck out I Monitor FS Limited’s reference against an escalating penalty notice because it lacked jurisdiction under the Pensions Act 2008.
The defendant failed to adequately consider its previous decision to provide temporary accommodation and did not explain the change in position; this omission rendered the refusal decision arguably unlawful and justified interim relief.
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The First-tier Tribunal struck out this pensions appeal for lack of jurisdiction because the statutory conditions for a reference were not met.
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