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Judicial Pensions Act (Northern Ireland) 1951
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14Savings for allocation of pension and for reduction of pension under National Insurance Act.N.I.
(1)The fact that this Part of this Act applies to a person shall not affect any rights of his under section two of the Superannuation Act (Northern Ireland), 1935 [1935 c.2] (which provides for the partial allocation of superannuation benefits to wives and dependants) and any calculations to be made under this Part of this Act shall be made as if any surrender under that section of a part of a pension had not been made.
(2)In making any calculation under this Part of this Act any abatement of a pension falling to be made under regulations made under sub-section (4) of section sixty-six of the National Insurance Act (Northern Ireland), 1946 M1 (which authorises the modification of any pensions scheme in connection with the passing of that Act) shall be left out of account.
[F115Effect under this Act of certain nullity decreesN.I.
Where a marriage or civil partnership which is voidable, but not void from the beginning, is annulled by any court, the same results shall follow under this Part of this Act as would have followed if the marriage or the civil partnership had not been voidable but had been dissolved at the date of the annulment.]
F1SI 2005/3325
F2[16Departmental recommendation required in certain cases.N.I.
The grant under this Part of this Act of a lump sum or[F3 widow's, widower's, surviving civil partner's] or children's pension conditional on eligibility for a pension for service as a[F4 Social Security] CommissionerF5 shall require the recommendation of the[F6 Lord Chancellor].]
17Consequential provisions for reduction of personal pension.N.I.
The Second Schedule to this Act shall have effect for the purposes of the reduction of personal pension in accordance with the foregoing provisions of this Part of this Act.
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F7prosp. inserted by 1991 NI 24
18Incidence of liability in respect of benefits under this Part of this Act.N.I.
The Third Schedule to this Act shall have effect for assimilating the liability to pay, or bear the cost of, any derivative benefit with the liability to pay, or bear the cost of, the personal pension.
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