Local Government (Superannuation) Act, 1956

General limitations on service to be reckoned by pensionable servant.

33.—A provision of this Part of this Act entitling a pensionable servant to reckon as service any period shall be subject to the overriding qualification that he shall not be entitled so to reckon a particular period more than once nor shall he be entitled so to reckon any of the following:

(a) any period in respect of which he has already received a lump sum, an allowance or a gratuity under this or any other Act relating to superannuation or under any scheme relating to superannuation service for the purposes of which is capable of being reckoned under this Act, unless, in the case of a gratuity, having been entitled to repay such gratuity, he has done so,

(b) any period in respect of which any contributions for superannuation have been returned to him, unless, having been entitled to repay such contributions, he has done so,

(c) any period before a date on which he was discharged or removed from his position for misconduct or unfitness,

(d) any period of employment under a local authority during a local financial year during which he had not two hundred or more service days,

(e) being a person entitled to reckon under this Act service which is not under a local authority, any period of that service which he would have been unable to reckon if he had continued to hold the position in which he had that service.