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Article 14 Persons who have lost their interest or rights since 1st January, 1946

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Where, at any time on or after the 1st January, 1946, an affected person was interested in an affected fund or had pension rights under an affected scheme, but such interest or rights have been determined before these Rules come into operation (or, in the case of a civil servant, before he becomes a civil servant, if that is later) by the payment to him of a sum in respect of such interest or rights, the Minister, with the consent of the Treasury, may, as a condition of applying to his case any provision of these Rules providing for payments by the Treasury in respect of accrued rights, require—

(a)

the payment into the Exchequer by that person of the sum so received by him; and

(b)

the transfer under Rule 13 of the amount which, in the opinion of the Minister after consultation with the Government Actuary, would, apart from this rule, have been required to be so transferred in respect of that affected person but for the payment so made to him, less the amount of that payment;

and in default of such payment or transfer any payments by the Treasury in respect of accrued rights may be so modified or extinguished as the Minister, with the consent of the Treasury, may determine to be appropriate.