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Some argue there is no time limit. I disagree (with one exception).
When the o/p decision is made, it should incorporate ULE. If the LA asked for info at the time and it was simply not provided, the LA was within its rights to make a decision. The normal time limits then apply for requesting a revision and/or appealing.
The exception would be if the LA didn't give the clmt an opportunity to provide info for ULE when making their decision.
Caution: Paul Stagg has offered a view (STRICTLY informally) that there is a technical argument that ULE can be applied at any time due to the status of decisions involving overpayments. The DWP are changing the law relating to that point. Off hand, I can't locate Paul's arguments - sorry.
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