Applying to appeal
Appeals can be made by:
- the compensator
- the injured person or the person the compensation has been paid to, but only if the compensation payment has been reduced to recover benefits paid
- someone acting for the compensator or injured person, but they must have written permission from the person the appeal is for
How to Appeal
- Complete the form – Appeal form (53KB)
- Write to us with the reasons for your appeal. Make sure you sign and date the letter or form
- Complete all the relevant parts of the form. You can get advice from an advice centre or solicitor
- If you are the injured person, you must attach any letters you have from the compensator telling you that your compensation payment has been reduced. Send the form or letter within the time limit to the CRU.
Read more about appealing and time limits in the Recovery of benefits and or lump sum payments appeal guide, (Z2).