Widows and Orphans Pension.
[CAP. 94
The Is. 8 coat.]
such instalments as the directors may determine. Accountant General or Crown Agents shall, on the written order of the directors or of any two of them, deduct from any moneys which may be or may become due or payable to the officer by whom such debt is payable the whole or any part thereof.
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which abate-
be made.
9. The abatement aforesaid shall continue to be made until such officer has either attained the age of sixty-five years, or has been subject to the abatement for thirty-five successive years, whichever may first happen, and shall thereupon cease and determine.
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of officers
service.
10. (1) Except as provided in sections 11 and 12, an officer who from any cause whatever ceases to belong to the public service and retires on pension shall not be called upon to make any further contribution beyond a monthly abatement of four per cent on such pension to commence from the date of his retirement until he attains sixty-five years of age or has been subject to abatement for thirty-five years, when such abatement shall cease.
(2) An officer who, being a bachelor, leaves the public service with or without pension on transfer or on retirement or on dismissal or otherwise shall, if he elects to discontinue being a contributor, receive back half the contributions which he has made under the provisions of this Ordinance or any Ordinance repealed by this Ordinance without interest thereon; and if an officer who is a bachelor dies while in the service one-half of the contributions made by him shall be paid without interest to his legal representative.
(3) An officer being a widower without children pensionable under this Ordinance who leaves the public service with or without pension on retirement or on dismissal or otherwise, shall cease to contribute and to have any rights under this Ordinance. In any such case one-half of the contributions made as aforesaid by him since the death of his last wife or if at the death of such wife any child continued to be pensionable, after the time when such child ceased to be pensionable, shall be repaid without interest to such officer.
(4) An officer being a widower with children pensionable under this Ordinance at the time when he leaves the public service shall on the last of such children ceasing to be
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Widows and Orphans Pension.
[CAP. 94
The Is. 8 coat.]
such instalments as the directors may determine. Accountant General or Crown Agents shall, on the written order of the directors or of any two of them, deduct from any moneys which may be or may become due or payable to the officer by whom such debt is payable the whole or any part thereof.
[7]
which abate-
be made.
9. The abatement aforesaid shall continue to be made Period for until such officer has either attained the age of sixty-five ment shall years, or has been subject to the abatement for thirty-five. successive years, whichever may first happen, and shall thereupon cease and determine.
[8]
of officers
service.
10. (1) Except as provided in sections 11 and 12, an Contributions officer who from any cause whatever ceases to belong to leaving the the public service and retires on pension shall not be called upon to make any further contribution beyond a monthly abatement of four per cent on such pension to commence from the date of his retirement until he attains sixty-five years of age or has been subject to abatement for thirty-five years, when such abatement shall cease.
(2) An officer who, being a bachelor, leaves the public service with or without pension on transfer or on retirement or on dismissal or otherwise shall, if he elects to discontinue being a contributor, receive back half the contributions which he has made under the provisions of this Ordinance or any Ordinance repealed by this Ordinance without interest thereon; and if an officer who is a bachelor dies while in the service one-half of the contributions made by him shall be paid without interest to his legal representative.
(3) An officer being a widower without children pension- able under this Ordinance who leaves the public service with or without pension on retirement or on dismissal or otherwise, shall cease to contribute and to have any rights under this Ordinance. In any such case one-half of the contributions made as aforesaid by him since the death of his last wife or if at the death of such wife any child continued to be pensionable, after the time when such child ceased to be pensionable, shall be repaid without interest to such officer.
(4) An officer being a widower with children pensionable under this Ordinance at the time when he leaves the public service shall on the last of such children ceasing to be
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