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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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E v The Minister for Social Security

Tribunal upheld a 25% LTIA assessment for E, finding the claimant’s pain and fatigue were properly assessed within the mild/moderate CFS/ME bracket.

  • Long term incapacity allowance
  • Loss of faculty assessment
  • Medical appeal
  • Redetermination
  • Incapacity benefit
  • Social-security
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"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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“J” v Minister for Social Security

The tribunal varied a long term incapacity allowance assessment from 25% to 35%, finding the medical board used too narrow a guideline for heart disease.

  • Long term incapacity allowance
  • Assessment of loss of faculty
  • Medical appeal
  • Heart disease
  • Medical board review
  • Long-term-incapacity-allowance
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