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15. An adult survivor shall not be entitled to an award under regulation 13 or 14 if, at the time of the deceased officer’s death–
(a)they were separated from each other by an order or decree of a competent court; and
(b)the deceased officer was not required by an order or decree of a competent court to contribute to the support of the adult survivor and was not in fact regularly contributing to their support,
and, for the purposes of this regulation, contributions to an adult survivor for the support of a child shall be treated as contributions for their support.
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