The Judicial Pensions (Remediable Service etc.) Regulations 2023
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59 Correction of pension benefits and lump sum benefits where overpayment
(1) This regulation applies in relation to a pension credit member (“C”) who, at the end of the relevant period— (a) is subject to a remediable pension reduction from a judicial scheme by virtue of this Part, and (b) is a pensioner member of that scheme. (2) C must pay to the scheme manager the difference between— (a) the aggregate of the pension benefits and lump sum benefits, if any, that have been paid under a judicial scheme to C, and (b) the aggregate of the pension benefits and lump sum benefits to which (after taking into account the remediable pension reduction) C was entitled under any judicial scheme.
59 Correction of pension benefits and lump sum benefits where overpayment
(1) This regulation applies in relation to a pension credit member (“C”) who, at the end of the relevant period— (a) is subject to a remediable pension reduction from a judicial scheme by virtue of this Part, and (b) is a pensioner member of that scheme. (2) C must pay to the scheme manager the difference between— (a) the aggregate of the pension benefits and lump sum benefits, if any, that have been paid under a judicial scheme to C, and (b) the aggregate of the pension benefits and lump sum benefits to which (after taking into account the remediable pension reduction) C was entitled under any judicial scheme.
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