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Pension Scheme Winding Up - Gender Issues


 
Pensions For Men and Women Over-60 Considered
Trustee Solutions Ltd and others v Dubery and another [2007] EWCA Civ 771
CA
Weekly Law Reports Summary
26 July 2007

On a true construction of s 73(3)(b) of the 1995 Act the members of a pension scheme who had the right to retire at 60 in respect of any part of their service, and who were aged between 60 and 64 on the date that the scheme commenced winding up, fell within the provision; but not in respect of pension or other benefits accrued by service to which a normal retirement date at the age of 65 applied.

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