The Judicial Pensions (Preservation of Benefits) Order 1988

1. Introductory Text

2. PART I INTRODUCTORY

   1. 1. Citation and Commencement

   2. 2. Interpretation

3. PART II GENERAL

   1. 3. Office-holders to whom Order applies

   2. 4. Ceasing to hold office and relevant service

4. PART III PRESERVED BENEFITS

   1. 5. Office-holder’s pension

   2. 6. Lump Sum and Widow’s and Children’s Pensions

5. PART IV SUPPLEMENTARY

   1. 7. Election in respect of two or more periods of service

   2. 8. Provisions about early retirement

   3. 9. Inalienability

   4. 10. Relationship to other benefits

   5. 11. Revocation of existing order

6. Signature

7. 1. SCHEDULE 1

      SCHEMES

      1. The Judicial Pensions Act 1959.

      2. The Sheriffs' Pensions (Scotland) Act 1961.

      3. Section 1 of the Judicial Pensions Act 1981 so far...

      4. Sections 5, 7, 9 and 13 of and Schedule 1...

      5. Sections 10, 16, 17 and 18 of the Judicial Pensions...

   2. SCHEDULE 2

      1. Lord of Appeal in Ordinary

      2. Judge of the Supreme Court

      3. Judge of the Court of Session

      4. Circuit Judge in England and Wales

      5. Recorder of London

      6. Common Serjeant

      7. Sheriff principal or salaried sheriff in Scotland

      8. Stipendiary magistrate in England and Wales

      9. Judge Advocate General who has elected that Section 9 of...

      10. Chairman of the Scottish Land Court

      11. President of the Transport Tribunal

      12. Social Security Commissioner

      13. Master of the Supreme Court (Queen’s Bench Division)Admiralty Registrar

      14. Master of the Supreme Court (Chancery Division)

      15. Master of the Supreme Court (Taxing Office)

      16. Master of the Court of Protection

      17. Registrar, High Court in Bankruptcy

      18. Registrar of the Principal Registry, Family Division

      19. Registrar of Criminal Appeals

      20. Registrar of Civil Appeals

      21. County court registrar in England and Wales

8. Explanatory Note