Welfare Reform Act 2012
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3 Entitlement
(1) A single claimant is entitled to universal credit if the claimant meets— (a) the basic conditions, and (b) the financial conditions for a single claimant. (2) Joint claimants are jointly entitled to universal credit if— (a) each of them meets the basic conditions, and (b) they meet the financial conditions for joint claimants.
3 Entitlement
(1) A single claimant is entitled to universal credit if the claimant meets— (a) the basic conditions, and (b) the financial conditions for a single claimant. (2) Joint claimants are jointly entitled to universal credit if— (a) each of them meets the basic conditions, and (b) they meet the financial conditions for joint claimants.
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