Why might 2015 see more IPFD Act 1975 claims than ever before?
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28th January 2015
The 1975 Act provides for six categories of applicant. Amendment to the statutory language has expanded, two of these and a recent case has demonstrated the a third might be interpreted far more liberally than previously thought. Mark Dubbery discusses in his latest article for Law Skills why more people than ever before, will find themselves potentially qualifying as applicants under the Act this year (2015).
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