68 Restrictions on entitlement to benefit in certain cases of error
Social Security Administration Act 1992 (1992 c 5) | Legislation

Restrictions on entitlement to benefit following erroneous decision

68  Restrictions on entitlement to benefit in certain cases of error

(1) This section applies where—

(a) on the determination, whenever made, of a Commissioner or the court (the “relevant determination”), a decision made by an adjudicating authority is or was found to have been erroneous in point of law; and

(b) after both—

(i) 13th July 1990 (the date of the coming into force of section 165D of the 1975 Act, the provision of that Act corresponding to this section); and

(ii) the date of the relevant determination,

a claim which falls, or which would apart from this section fall, to be decided in accordance with the relevant determination is made or treated under section 7(1) above as made by any person for any benefit.

(2) Where this section applies, any question which arises on, or on the

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