Standard Products Limited Retirement and Death Benefits Plan (L00697)
Mrs C’s brother, Mr W, died in June 2000 and an ex-gratia payment was made to Mrs H. Mrs C complains that she has been denied details …
Mrs C’s brother, Mr W, died in June 2000 and an ex-gratia payment was made to Mrs H. Mrs C complains that she has been denied details …
From July 1998 to February 2002 Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council (Tameside) made overpayments totalling £10,721.62 in respect of Mr Sexton’s pension. Tameside now seek to recover the amount of the overpayment. Mr Sexton belie …
Mr Fairfield disputes the meaning and effect of a Resolution made by the Company on 31 January 1991 (the Resolution) That Resolution relates to the post-retirement, index-linking of Mr Fairfield’s and his widow …
Mr NJ B is a co-executor of his father’s will. Standard Life initially agreed to make a payment of the non-protected rights fund to Mr NJ B and his brother. Standard Life later amended their decision so that one-third of the sum payable was to go to the late Mr …
The Applicant complains that Equitable Life gave him misleading and inaccurate information about his AVC fund value and the annuity he might purchase; and that Aon was persistently slow and inefficient in connection with d …
Mr Blackburn is concerned that his back injury was not taken into account when his injury pension was reassessed in 1997; that an increase to his injury pension was not sufficiently backdated; and that his injury pension was reduced following his appeal against a further reassessment in …
Mr Grant asks me to determine whether he has the right to retire at age 60 years without his benefits being reduced for early payment. BPC and the Trustee of the Scheme say that Mr Grant does not have that right. Some of the …
Mrs Spencer alleges that she was provided with erroneous estimates of her retir...
Mr Fewkes complains of the actions of the Trustees in administering the Scheme in that: the Trustees amended the Rules of the Scheme (the “Rules” to require him to pay ordinary contributions at a rate of 8.5% and the Trustees are requiring him to pa …
Mr Scales claims that Mr Bunce’s and Mr Richards’ retirements were not approved by the Company, as required by the Scheme Rules, and that the consequent strain on the Scheme’s funding resulted in the Scheme’s closure. He also says that the Former Trustees …