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Judicial Pensions and Retirement Act 1993

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12B Rate of pension etc. where rights transferred under section 12 or 12A

Entitlement to, and the rate or amount of, any judicial pension or derivative benefit payable under this Part to or in respect of a person whose rights are transferred under section 12 or 12A above shall be determined by reference to— (a) any rights of his that are transferred under section 12 above, (b) any rights of his that are transferred under section 12A above, and (c) his service in qualifying judicial office on or after the day on which this Part first applies to him.

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12B Rate of pension etc. where rights transferred under section 12 or 12A

Entitlement to, and the rate or amount of, any judicial pension or derivative benefit payable under this Part to or in respect of a person whose rights are transferred under section 12 or 12A above shall be determined by reference to— (a) any rights of his that are transferred under section 12 above, (b) any rights of his that are transferred under section 12A above, and (c) his service in qualifying judicial office on or after the day on which this Part first applies to him.

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