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Code · New Jersey · Title 43 — Property · Chapter 10

43:10-5.9. Conditions for termination of adjustment

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5. If legislation is adopted providing for a blanket increase in original pensions or minimum pensions to any group of retirants or beneficiaries eligible for benefits under this act, other than legislation enacted prior to 2003; all adjustments provided under this act shall be terminated on the first of the month when such blanket increases or minimum pensions are payable, except in those instances where the retirant's or beneficiary's original pension plus the adjustments provided under this act will exceed the amounts payable to such retirant or beneficiary as a result of such other legislation; in such event the amount payable under this act shall thereafter be the difference between the new pension payable by the pension fund and the amount which would otherwise have been paid under this act.
Any subsequent annual review of amounts payable under this act for such retirants and beneficiaries shall continue to be determined on the basis of the original pension as granted by the retirement system prior to any blanket increase or provision for minimum pension for any group of retirants or beneficiaries eligible for benefits under this act.
L.2002,c.109,s.5.
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