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If you lose your case

You can appeal to the Upper tribunal (Land Chamber) if you’re not happy with the verdict. You must ask the First-tier Tribunal for permission first.

You can also ask the First-tier Tribunal to set aside their decision if you think there was a problem with the tribunal’s procedure, for example you did not receive a notice of a hearing.

Read guidance on how to challenge a decision for details.

You can complain about the tribunal staff or the service you received. You cannot complain about the decision.

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