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Pagina 353
The minimum pension ' is to be ' twenty times the average contribution , or one - third of the average earnings ( p . 960 ) . ( c ) ' Permanent pensions of adequate amount are to be claimable by those who become permanently incapable of ...
The minimum pension ' is to be ' twenty times the average contribution , or one - third of the average earnings ( p . 960 ) . ( c ) ' Permanent pensions of adequate amount are to be claimable by those who become permanently incapable of ...
Pagina 356
If during any part of the period the contributions have remained unpaid the pension suffers a proportionate reduction . The practical effect of this is , that only in the presence of an almost impossible combination of circumstances can ...
If during any part of the period the contributions have remained unpaid the pension suffers a proportionate reduction . The practical effect of this is , that only in the presence of an almost impossible combination of circumstances can ...
Pagina 358
6 a the passage , which leads to the inference that the survivorship pension , as distinguished from the allowance for young children , is not payable to a widow before she has reached the age at which an insured person becomes entitled ...
6 a the passage , which leads to the inference that the survivorship pension , as distinguished from the allowance for young children , is not payable to a widow before she has reached the age at which an insured person becomes entitled ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC REFORM By Harold | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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