Members With A Spouse Sample Clauses

Members With A Spouse a Member has a Spouse at the date on which his pension payments commence the automatic form of the pension benefit in respect of Membership service shall be a pension benefit payable to the life of the member, with a survivor annuity for the life of his spouse, of of the amount of retirement benefit received by the member. The Pensioner and the Pensioner’s Spouse may jointly waive the requirementsof Section above, by completinga written witnessed declaration to that effect in a form as prescribed by the Pension Benefits Act. Benefits shall then be paid in accordance with Section above, or Article herein, as applicable.
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Members With A Spouse. If a Member has a Spouse at the date which pension payments the automatic of for benefit in respect service shall be a pension benefit payable to the life of the member, a annuity life of spouse, the amount of retirement received by member. Pensioner the Pensioner’s Spouse jointly the requirements Section above, by completing a declaration to that a form as prescribed by the Pension be Act. Benefits shall then accordance Section above, or Article applicable. AMOUNT OF PENSION The pension payable to a Member on Date be equal to the amount pension the form, or an optional form as elected by Meniber can be purchased an Insurance Company an amount equal to the contributions the Member by interest.
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Members With A Spouse. If a Member has a Spouse at the date which pension payments the automatic of for benefit in respect service shall be a pension benefit payable to the life of the member, a annuity life of spouse, the amount of retirement received by member. Pensioner the Pensioner’s Spouse jointly the requirements Section above, by completing a declaration to that a form as prescribed by the Pension be Act. Benefits shall then accordance Section above, or Article applicable. AMOUNT OF PENSION The pension payable to a Member on Date be equal to the amount pension the form, or an optional form as elected by Xxxxxxx can be purchased an Insurance Company an amount equal to the contributions the Member by interest.
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Members With A Spouse. If a Member has a Spouse at the date on which his pension payments commence the automatic form of the pension benefit in respect of Membership service xxxXX be a pension benefit payabFe to the Fife of the member, with a survivor annuity for the Fife of his spouse, of 60% of the amount of retirement benefit received by the member. The Pensioner and the Pensioner's Spouse may jointFy waive the requirements of Section 6.02(2) above, by compFeting a written witnessed decFaration to that effect in a form as prescribed by the Pension Benefits Act. Benefits xxxXX then be paid in accordance with Section 6.02(1) above, or ArticFe VII herein, as appFicabFe.
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