invalidity pension definition
invalidity pension means, in relation to the territory of the United Kingdom, invalidity benefit payable under the legislation of that Party, and any sickness benefit as defined in the legislation of the United Kingdom which becomes payable for a period of interruption of employment as defined in that legislation to a person who has received such benefit for 312 days of that period while he was in the territory of either Party and is, in the opinion of the insurance authority of the territory of the United Kingdom, likely to remain permanently incapable of work; and in relation to Portugal an invalidity pension as defined in Portuguese legislation;
invalidity pension means, in relation to the United Kingdom, invalidity benefit as defined in the legislation of the United Kingdom and, in relation to Spain, any cash benefit provided under its legislation for cases of temporary and permanent invalidity caused by common illness and non-industrial accident;
invalidity pension means, in relation to Norway, a disability pension as defined in the legislation of Norway including rehabilitation allowance paid in all situations other than those referred to in sub-paragraph (k) in relation to sickness benefit;
More Definitions of invalidity pension
invalidity pension means, in relation to the Philippines, a disability benefit, payable to a person who is totally or partially disabled, other than a disability pension payable in respect of disablement resulting from an industrial accident or disease;
invalidity pension means invalidity pension, additional invalidity pension and invalidity allowance payable under the legislation of Great Britain, Northern Ireland or the Isle of Man, invalidity benefit payable under the legislation of Jersey or Guernsey, and invalidity pension payable under the legislation of Cyprus;
invalidity pension means invalidity benefits paid or payable, as the case may require, in the form of a pension;
invalidity pension means, in relation to the United Kingdom, invalidity benefit, other than non-contributory invalidity pension, and, in relation to Iceland, invalidity pension and invalidity grant;
invalidity pension means, in relation to Luxembourg, an invalidity pension as defined in the legislation of Luxembourg;
invalidity pension means, in relation to the United Kingdom, sickness benefit as defined in the legislation of the United Kingdom which becomes payable to a person in respect of a period of interruption of employment as defined in that legislation after the lapse in that period of three hundred and twelve days for each of which he has been entitled to receive either sickness benefit under the legislation of one (or the other) Party, or an invalidity pension under the legislation of Luxembourg;
invalidity pension means personal rate of invalidity pension payable under the Social Welfare Acts, excluding any increase that is payable on age grounds, or by virtue of the recipient living alone, or in respect of a qualified adult or child dependant.