Representation: Providing representation at the appeal hearing, presenting your case effectively and addressing any legal issues or concerns raised by the Tribunal.
Hearing Preparation: Preparing you for the hearing, including advising on the presentation of evidence and strategies for addressing key issues.
Permission to Appeal to the Upper Tribunal
If your appeal is unsuccessful at the First-tier Tribunal, you may seek permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal. Our services for this process include:
Permission Application: Assisting with the application for permission to appeal to the Upper Tribunal, including drafting a detailed application outlining the grounds for appeal.
Legal Arguments: Identifying and presenting strong legal arguments to demonstrate that the First-tier Tribunal’s decision was incorrect or flawed.
Supporting Evidence: Gathering and organizing additional evidence or documentation needed to support your application for permission to appeal.
Submission and Follow-Up: Handling the submission of your permission application and addressing any requests for further information or clarification from the Upper Tribunal.
Appeals to the Upper Tribunal
If permission to appeal is granted, the Upper Tribunal will review the decision made by the First-tier Tribunal. Our services include:
Appeal Preparation: Preparing your case for the Upper Tribunal, including drafting legal submissions and organizing evidence to challenge the First-tier Tribunal’s decision.
Representation: Providing expert representation at the Upper Tribunal hearing, presenting arguments and addressing any legal issues raised by the Tribunal.
Outcome Assessment: Analysing the Upper Tribunal’s decision and advising on potential further actions or appeals if the decision is unfavourable.
Key Considerations for Appeals
When pursuing appeals, keep in mind the following:
Time Limits: Appeals must be lodged within specific time limits following the original decision or refusal, typically within 14 days for most cases.
Grounds for Appeal: Clearly identifying and articulating the grounds for appeal is crucial, whether challenging errors of law, procedural irregularities, or factual inaccuracies.
Permission Requirements: For appeals to the Upper Tribunal, obtaining permission to appeal is required. This involves demonstrating that the case involves an important legal issue or a significant error.
Why Choose Deccan Prime Solicitors LLP?
Experienced Solicitors: Our team has extensive experience handling appeals to both the First-tier Tribunal and the Upper Tribunal, with a strong track record of successful outcomes.
Comprehensive Services: We offer end-to-end support, from initial appeal preparation and representation to handling permission applications and further appeals.
Detailed Preparation: We provide meticulous preparation and strategic advice to ensure that your appeal is presented effectively and meets all legal requirements.
Client-Centered Approach: We are dedicated to delivering personalized service and achieving the best possible results for our clients.