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The Armed Forces Early Departure Payments Scheme Regulations 2014

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21 Effect of payment of an early departure payment, relating to previous service, on payment of lump sum on incapacity for armed forces service

(1) Where a person is in receipt of payments under regulation 9 (entitlement to early departure payments) and subsequently becomes entitled to a payment under regulation 19 (lump sum awards: incapacity for armed forces service), that person will continue to receive payments under regulation 9 unless the scheme manager determines that the person should receive a payment under regulation 19 instead of payments under regulation 9. (2) If the scheme manager determines that the person is to receive a payment under regulation 19, payments under regulation 9 are to end from the date that the payment under regulation 19 is made.

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21 Effect of payment of an early departure payment, relating to previous service, on payment of lump sum on incapacity for armed forces service

(1) Where a person is in receipt of payments under regulation 9 (entitlement to early departure payments) and subsequently becomes entitled to a payment under regulation 19 (lump sum awards: incapacity for armed forces service), that person will continue to receive payments under regulation 9 unless the scheme manager determines that the person should receive a payment under regulation 19 instead of payments under regulation 9. (2) If the scheme manager determines that the person is to receive a payment under regulation 19, payments under regulation 9 are to end from the date that the payment under regulation 19 is made.

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