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Legal Terms - First-tier Tribunal
A body established in 2008 under the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 to assume the responsibilities of 20 pre-existing tribunals. It presently comprises seven chambers: the General Regulatory Chamber; the Social Entitlement Chamber; the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber; the Tax Chamber; the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber; the Immigration and Asylum Chamber; and the Property Chamber. Typically, appeals against the determinations of the First-tier Tribunal may be submitted to the Upper Tribunal, which conducts judicial review of its rulings.
A body established in 2008 under the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 to assume the responsibilities of 20 pre-existing tribunals. It presently comprises seven chambers: the General Regulatory Chamber; the Social Entitlement Chamber; the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber; the Tax Chamber; the War Pensions and Armed Forces Compensation Chamber; the Immigration and Asylum Chamber; and the Property Chamber. Typically, appeals against the determinations of the First-tier Tribunal may be submitted to the Upper Tribunal, which conducts judicial review of its rulings.
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