Looking for advice please on a procedural point.
I've recently received the judge's ruling in a First Tier Tribunal child maintenance case I was involved in and I'm contemplating appealing to the Upper Tier.
Having reviewed the judge's Statement of Reasons, I don' t believe that he has applied the correct point of law in the case reference he makes.
In raising my request for appeal to the Upper Tier, do I need to explicitly state the precise point of law that I believe was applied incorrectly and why, or do I just need to state that the Tribunal made a mistake in the way they applied thew law?
Thank you.
I've recently received the judge's ruling in a First Tier Tribunal child maintenance case I was involved in and I'm contemplating appealing to the Upper Tier.
Having reviewed the judge's Statement of Reasons, I don' t believe that he has applied the correct point of law in the case reference he makes.
In raising my request for appeal to the Upper Tier, do I need to explicitly state the precise point of law that I believe was applied incorrectly and why, or do I just need to state that the Tribunal made a mistake in the way they applied thew law?
Thank you.
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