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22nd October 2013
in Court 10 at 11am
Dear Simon / Lorraine
Your case has been listed tomorrow for a mention hearing. You are both welcome to attend if you so
desire, but you are not required to attend. As you have not been able to provide me with the original
receipt of internet link for the Focus catalogue, I have edited the defence case statement accordingly. I
now attach the amended defence case statement which I have instructed your barrister to serve at
tomorrow's hearing. This will trigger secondary disclosure in the case, and I will be hoping to offer
you an appointment in four weeks’ time for a conference with your barrister. If you have any further
requests to vary your bail, then please provide me with adequate notice as the courts tend to want the
CPS and solicitors to attempt to agree the variation administratively before resorting to the court.
Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions.
Regards
Josephine
PS Simon can you please sign this defence case statement and either scan and email it back to me or
post it to my office. Thanks
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The Enfield Councils History FOI Indexed
Stage 2
Jobcentre
Page Number: 73,74,75,76,77,78,
21/10/2013
73:
Mr Simon Cordell
109 Burncroft Avenue Enfield Middlesex EN3 7JQ
We have looked again at our decision
You made an appeal against a decision about not being entitled to Income Support upon release from
prison, issued to you on 09-Aug-2013.
We have looked again at the facts and evidence used to make our decision. As a result, we have
changed that decision and have decided you retained your entitlement to Income Support following
your release from prison but have no entitlement for the two days you were in prison.
What happens now: --
Your appeal will not be sent to an independent tribunal as the decision has been changed in your
favour.
As explained in our previous letter, if you still think the decision is wrong you have the right to
appeal. You should normally appeal within one month of the date of that letter.
The Income Support payment section will be in touch to advise what happens next.
Yours sincerely,
S Anderson
74:
Appeal Page
75:
YOUR CLAIM FOR EMPLOYMENT AND SUPPORT ALLOWANCE
I am pleased to tell you we can pay Employment and Support Allowance from 10 August 2013
You will get £71.70 a week.
We have used the tax years ending 5 April 2011 and 5 April 2012 to assess your claim.
We will credit you with National Insurance contributions while claiming Employment and Support
Allowance.
To continue to receive Employment and Support Allowance you may need to attend a Work Focus
Interview with a Personal Advisor. You will be notified of this separately If you are required to
attend.