Common use of Actuarial Gain Clause in Contracts

Actuarial Gain. (a) If the current actuarial valuation report of the Pension Plan establishes that the total amount of all Unfunded Liabilities is less than the total amount of all Unfunded Liabilities projected for the Pension Plan in the previously filed actuarial valuation report, the amount of that Actuarial Gain must be used:

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Plan Joint Trust Agreement, Joint Trust Agreement, Joint Trust Agreement

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Actuarial Gain. (a) If the current actuarial valuation report of the Pension Plan establishes that the total amount of all Unfunded Liabilities is less than the total amount of all Unfunded Liabilities projected for the Pension Plan in the previously filed actuarial valuation report, ,the amount of that Actuarial Gain must be used:

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Municipal Pension Plan Joint Trust Agreement, Municipal Pension Plan Joint Trust Agreement

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