Commentary on Sections Schedule 4: The Pensions Regulator Tribunal Section 104: Appeal on a point of law
326.There is a right of appeal, with permission of the Tribunal, the Court of Appeal, or in Scotland the Court of Session, on a point of law only, from decisions of the Tribunal to the Court of Appeal or in Scotland, the Court of Session. There is then a further right of appeal to the House of Lords.
327.If on appeal the court finds the decision of the Tribunal was wrong in law then the court may either send the case back to the Tribunal for a rehearing and redetermination or make a determination itself.