0 past simple and past participle of backdate --
1 to make something, especially a pay increase, effective from an earlier time: --
I shall merely refresh the point that benefit withdrawn after appeal can be backdated and repaid.
In all equity, do they not have a right as well to have payments backdated?
Will he further confirm that those who have awards payments made to them late will have them fully backdated?
Although the claim can be backdated, it will be unfair if the money is not forthcoming for a maximum of 28 days.
They have nothing to lose, because the award will be backdated.
If a claim is allowed, albeit delayed, it will be backdated to the date of the claim.
Should the decision on the claim be favourable, payment is fully backdated.
According to what precise criteria will discretion be used to decide whether reviewed benefits should be backdated or not backdated?
