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D v The Minister for Social Security

The Tribunal dismissed D’s appeal against a 45% LTIA redetermination for lower back pain and sciatica, holding the award was appropriate under the guidance.

  • Long term incapacity allowance
  • Medical assessment
  • Redetermination
  • Appeal dismissal
  • Back pain assessment
  • Social-security
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Social security

"O" v The Minister for Social Security

The Tribunal upheld a 30% long term incapacity assessment for a knee injury, holding that inability to work and financial hardship were immaterial to LTIA.

  • Long term incapacity allowance
  • Medical assessment
  • Loss of faculty
  • Appeal against percentage assessment
  • Social-security
  • Long-term-incapacity-allowance
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Social security

Mr Geoffrey Blackstone v The Minister for Social Security

The Tribunal held that Mr Geoffrey Blackstone had substantial control of his company and remained liable to be classified as Class 2 for social security contributions.

  • Class 2 contributions
  • Class 1 vs class 2 classification
  • Substantial control of a limited liability company
  • Shareholders’ agreement
  • Director/shareholder status
  • Social-security
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Social security [2002] JRC 103

AG v Sowney

AG v Sowney [2002] JRC 103 (24 May 2002)

The court found a prolonged breach of social security obligations, then imposed reduced fines and costs despite mitigation based on cooperation and hardship.

  • Breach of social security obligations
  • Classification of contractors
  • Mitigation
  • Fines
  • Social-security-law
  • Criminal-sentencing
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Social security

Att. Gen. v Challenger

Att. Gen. v Challenger [2001] JLR_Note 21 (04 May 2001)

The Attorney General v Challenger concerned a breach of social security regulations governing residential homes, resulting in a fine.

  • Residential homes
  • Breach of regulations
  • Fines
  • Social-security
  • Regulatory-law
  • Residential-homes
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