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Top of the Tribunal considered whether вЂattention’ offered at college for a young child with dyslexia could count for impairment residing allowance purposes. A three-judge-panel had been convened in KM v Secretary of State for Perform and Pensions (DLA) [2013] UKUT 159 (AAC) (Mr Justice Charles, Lady Stacey and UT Judge Gamble), to solve the conflicting law regarding the problem. Top of the Tribunal held that the interest required with a child that is dyslexic range from the training of fundamental reading and writing abilities in school, therefore endorsing the approach of Judge Jupp in CDLA/1983/2006. Top of the Tribunal stated the approach taken by Judge May QC in CSDLA/427/2006 ended up being incorrect. Judge May QC had held that this amounted to your supply of training that has been beyond your range of DLA since this would cause double supply from general general public funds. Continue reading