Mr Walker alleged injustice, including financial loss, as well as distress, disappointment and inconvenience, as a result of maladministration by the Manager, in that Ms McIntosh of ANBC disclosed to …

Mr Cathrine has complained of injustice, including financial loss, caused by maladministration on the part of the Trustees and ABB, in that he was not granted full transfer of his pensionable service in respect of benefits transferred from another scheme. He said …

Mr Baldwin alleged injustice resulting from maladministration by the Trustees because: the terms of an option scheme, enabling him to receive a higher pension before State Pension Age (SPA) and a lower pension thereafter, were …

Mr Rowlands has complained of injustice as a consequence of maladministration on the part of Lattice in that they failed to consider his application for ill-health retirement properly. MATERIAL FACTS Mr Rowlands’ employment was terminated on 11 October 1994 following a period of sic …

Mr Wolfe has alleged injustice caused by maladministration on the part of PIFC, in that his benefits from the Scheme were transferred to an individual policy with Britannia Life against his wishes. He also complained that he has suffere …

Mrs Parry has complained of injustice as a consequence of maladministration on the part of the DSS and CSP in that she received incorrect benefit statements which led her to believe that her service between 1964 and …

Mr Bonner made the following complaint to me: Abolition of deduction A deduction, abolished in 1992 for members entitled to deferred benefits calculated under Basis 1, had the eff …

Dr Iwi has alleged maladministration causing injustice on the part of the Chief Constable, in failing to apply his discretionary powers to award her added years under the Scheme, following the termination of her employment on grounds of redundan …

Mr Gorer complained of maladministration causing injustice including financial loss, alleging that Scottish Amicable …

Mr Barlow’s dispute concerns the calculation of a ‘clawback’ from his severance pay. Mr Barlow argued that his added years pension (explained further below) should have been index linked which would have increased that pension and reduced the period of suspension