# The Foreign Compensation (Czechoslovakia) Order 1982, Article 21


To establish a claim under this Part of the Order, any person making application to the Commission shall be required to establish to the satisfaction of the Commission:—
(a) that he was a United Kingdom national on 2nd February 1982;
(b) that his application relates to a pension, or to the contributions made by him towards a pension, which is or would be payable to him by the Czechoslovak Government or any other public authority in Czechoslovakia, or by a person, corporation, firm or association (other than a United Kingdom national) resident in Czechoslovakia;
(c) that, at a time when he was a United Kingdom national, or as a result of his becoming a United Kingdom national, the payment to him of the pension was stopped, or his future rights to receive payment of the pension were taken away, otherwise than in accordance with the rules governing the payment of the pension (disregarding for this purpose any change in those rules effected by a Czechoslovak measure or as a consequence, whether direct or indirect, of the application to any other property of a Czechoslovak measure); and
(d) that he is the person to whom the pension is or would be payable.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1982/1073/article/21 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/foreign-compensation-czechoslovakia-order-1982/article-21
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