I would agree with the maladministration suggestion above, but would also consider the following, as no consideration appears to have been given to current situation or any improvement or deterioration in condition:
For your reference - From the DWP Website;
"17 Official error can be broadly defined as occurring when * a decision maker makes a wholly unreasonable or clearly incorrect decision (see paragraphs 18 and 99 et seq) * the requirements of the law applicable at the time were not followed (but see paragraph 18) * incorrect or inadequate action was taken * correct action ceased prematurely * a valid claim was overlooked or ignored * the customer was misdirected (that is, the customer acted on an incorrect or inadequate direction or instruction to his or her detriment)."
http://www.dwp.gov.uk/publications/dwp/2...
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