Pesion to depedents because the Nominee is also dead
2 years ago
The case pertains to Lady Assistant Professor of Govt Degree College of Chhattisgarh State. After serving for over 27 years she became victim to Covid and expired last month. She lived as a Single-Mother with her younger brother and two sons aged 23 & 18 years. She was not legally divorced but lived separately. The elder son is Engg graduate but unemployed and younger one is a student of Engg Course. Due to strained relations with her husband the lady had made her younger brother as nominee for all her financial and other matters. But unfortunately for the family the younger brother of the lady also succumbed to Covid, within 4 days of her death. Husband superannuated many years ago and do not have source of income. The Office Personal record maintains the brother as nominee for her pension etc. Office is denying pension to her kids because they R males and falls under category of adult. Husband of deceased willing to take care of his sons. Suggest remedy for husband gets the pension.
Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
In many states husband are not entitled for family pension on the death of his wife. Please check your state rules.
The husband and the sons as legal heirs of the deceased female can demand pension since the nominee is also dead now. As far as the restrictions related to age are considered we will need to evaluate the additional details concerning the Pension Policy/ Scheme.
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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman Dhiman
Responded 2 years ago
Sons major ho chuke hai. Isliye unko paination nhi mil sakti.
Husband bhi apna kharch uthane ke liye competent hoga. Isliye husband bhi liable nhi h.
Is prakar paination kisi ko nhi milegi.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
If a beneficiary nominee or one of your beneficiary nominees dies after your death but before his portion of the policy's proceeds is paid, the nominee's share will be paid to the nominee's heirs or legal representative or the holder of the nominee's succession certificate.
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