Case notes: Re McClorry (Court of Appeal (Civil Division)) September 1998
28 Jan 1999
United Kingdom
1 min read
Re McClorry (Court of Appeal (Civil Division)) September 1998
This case concerned the proper interpretation of an ill health early retirement rule. It was held that:
- the relevant date for qualification for an ill health pension is the date of cessation of employment; and
- where the rule requires permanency of ill health the condition must be expected to last until normal retirement date; a condition that is likely to persist for the foreseeable future is not sufficient.
Banking & Finance
Financial Services Professionals
Pension Professionals
Financial Institutions
Accountants & Actuaries
Defendant Personal Injury
Consumer Products
Manufacturing
Food & Drink
Retail
Energy & Climate Change
Oil & Gas
Power Projects
Mining and Minerals
Water
Healthcare
Healthcare, Social Care and Life Sciences
Life Sciences & Healthcare
Hospitality, Travel & Leisure
Infrastructure & Projects
Cyber
Insurance Brokers
Solicitors
Surveyors
Technology
Reinsurance
Warranty & Indemnity Liability
Other Classes
Fine Art, Specie and Jewellers' Block
Trade Credit and Political Risk Practice
Title Indemnity
Aviation
Construction & Energy
Construction CAR/EAR
Energy
Property
Directors’ & Officers’ Liability
Marine
Professional Negligence
Construction PI
Insurance
Education
Private Equity
Real Estate
Construction & Engineering
TMT - Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Employment, Labour & Pensions
Pensions
