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Your Family Services v The Pensions Regulator

The Tribunal does not have jurisdiction because the statutory conditions for appeal under section 44 of the Pensions Act 2008 were not met; no review was conducted by the Regulator within the prescribed period, and presumptions of service apply to notices sent to the business address.

  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Tribunal jurisdiction
  • Review process
  • Appeal rights
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Salt and Vine Limited v Pensions Regulator

The First-tier Tribunal struck out Salt and Vine Limited’s appeal against pension penalty notices, finding no reasonable prospect of success and no rebuttal of service.

  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Jurisdiction
  • Strike out
  • Presumption of service
  • Pensions
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Lavish London Limited v The Pensions Regulator

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.

  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Jurisdiction
  • Service of notices
  • Review procedures
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Ashworks Limited v The Pension Regulator

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.

  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Jurisdiction
  • Service of notice
  • Review procedures
  • Automatic enrolment
  • Tribunal procedure
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Grimsby Bowling and Westend Club v The Pensions Regulator

The First-tier Tribunal struck out an appeal against penalty notices issued by The Pensions Regulator, holding that no valid review request was made in time and jurisdiction was absent.

  • Statutory appeals
  • Jurisdiction
  • Service of notices
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Pensions-law
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LHR Ltd v The Pensions Regulator

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.

  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Jurisdiction
  • Review procedures
  • Pensions
  • Regulatory-law
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Mulberry Street Limited v The Pensions Regulator

The tribunal struck out Mulberry Street Limited’s reference against Pensions Regulator penalties because no review was carried out and the statutory time limit had expired.

  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Jurisdiction
  • Review of notices
  • Employer duties
  • Pensions
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TPM Cleaning & Facilities Ltd v The Pensions Regulator

The tribunal struck out TPM Cleaning & Facilities Ltd’s appeal, finding no jurisdiction because the review request for the fixed penalty notice was out of time.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Compliance notice
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Tribunal jurisdiction
  • Service of notices
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I Monitor FS Limited v The Pensions Regulator

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.

  • Tribunal jurisdiction
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Review procedures
  • Service of notices
  • Tribunal-jurisdiction
  • Escalating-penalty-notice
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Pure Vision Eye Care Limited v The Pensions Regulator

The tribunal dismissed an appeal against an escalating penalty notice, finding statutory service proved, no reasonable excuse shown, and the £2,000 penalty confirmed.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Escalating penalty notice
  • Service of statutory notices
  • Reasonable excuse
  • Proportionality of penalties
  • Automatic-enrolment
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