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- SUPERANNUATION
- SUPERANNUATION : AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL TEACHERS
- SUPERANNUATION : AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL TEACHERS 135
- SUPERANNUATION : FORM OF DECLARATION
- SUPERANNUATION : MISCELLANEOUS TEACHERS
- SUPERANNUATION : PUBLIC ELEMENTARY TEACHERS
- SUPERANNUATION : PUBLIC ELEMENTARY TEACHERS.
- SUPERANNUATION : SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY TEACHERS
- SUPERANNUATION : ST. MARY'S TRAINING COLLEGE TEACHERS.
- SUPERANNUATION AND OTHER TRUST FUNDS (VALIDATION)
- SUPERANNUATION AND OTHER TRUST FUNDS (VALIDATION) 235
- SUPERANNUATION, CIVIL SERVICE,CIVIL SERVICE OF NORTHERN IRELAND.
- SUPERANNUATION: AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL TEACHERS
- SUPERANNUATION: PUBLIC ELEMENTARY TEACHRS
- SUPERANNUATION: SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY TEACHERS
| Title | Years and Numbers | Legislation type |
|---|---|---|
| The Local Government (Superannuation) (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1950 | 1950 No. 225 | Northern Ireland Statutory Rules and Orders |
| The Superannuation Act (Northern Ireland) (Application to Transferred Irish Officers) Rules (Northern Ireland) 1950 | 1950 No. 174 | Northern Ireland Statutory Rules and Orders |
| The Health Services (Superannuation) (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1950 | 1950 No. 115 | Northern Ireland Statutory Rules and Orders |
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