THE NATIONAL INSURANCE AND CIVIL SERVICE (SUPERANNUATION) RULES, 1948.

7.  In determining the accrued rights in the case of any person in respect of whom the following conditions are fulfilled:—

(a) that on the appointed day no person had pension rights under the pension scheme associated with his former employment, other than persons employed or formerly employed by an Approved Society (including any branch thereof) transacting only health insurance business, or any separate section established for the purposes of the Health Insurance Act;

(b) that his former emoluments included a bonus or other additional payment paid on account of war-time conditions and not then consolidated with his emoluments (hereafter in this paragraph called “war payments”), and no part of his pension rights under the pension scheme was in respect of war payments;

(c) that, if the Society or body employing him had, on the 1st August, 1946, consolidated war payments with the emoluments of persons then in their employment, he would under the pension scheme have had pension rights in respect of war payments; and

(d) that it is proved to the satisfaction of the Minister that the said Society refrained from so consolidating war payments in such circumstances that their failure to do so is directly attributable to the passing of the National Insurance Act;

that person shall be treated as if the Society had so consolidated war payments.