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12.Retirement aged 65 or over: entitlement to ordinary pension
14.Retirement between the ages of 60 and 65: entitlement to reduced pension
15.Retirement under age of 60 on removal from judicial office: entitlement to reduced pension
17.Retirement under the normal pension age: entitlement to preserved pension
19.Retirement aged 65 or over due to ill-health: entitlement to ill-health ordinary pension
21.Retirement under 65 due to ill-health: entitlement to ill-health enhanced pension
38.Annual rate of surviving adult’s pension: special provision for surviving civil partners
41.Meaning of “eligible child”: the age condition and the occupation condition
46.Lump sum on death: death after retirement of member with preserved pension
47.Lump sum on death: death soon after retirement of member entitled to pension
PART 9 CONTRIBUTIONS IN RESPECT OF SERVICE ON OR AFTER COMMENCEMENT DAY
PART 10 REPAYMENT OF DEPENDANTS’ BENEFITS CONTRIBUTIONS
65.Full repayment of dependants’ benefits contributions on retirement
66.Partial repayment of dependants’ benefits contributions on retirement
67.Full repayment of dependants’ benefits contributions on partial retirement
68.Partial repayment of dependants’ benefits contributions on partial retirement
69.Repayments under this Part to be paid with compound interest
PART 12 FEE-PAID JUDICIAL ADDITIONAL VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION SCHEME
PART 13 THE FEE-PAID JUDICIAL ADDED YEARS SCHEME
PART 14 THE FEE-PAID JUDICIAL ADDED SURVIVING ADULT’S PENSION SCHEME
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