Orphan’s pension Sample Clauses

Orphan’s pension. 1 The children pursuant to Art. 252 ZGB of a deceased member shall be entitled to an orphan’s pension.
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Orphan’s pension. (1) In the event of Mr. Gemmersdorfer's death, his children descending from his marriage with Mrs. Xxxxx Xxxmersdorfer will receive an orphans' pension at the same conditions as orphans' pensions are in accordance with the Federal Act for the Remuneration of Public Officials granted to surviving dependents of public officials. (2) The orphans' pension will for each orphan (but for no more than three orphans) amount to 25% of the old-age pension that Mr. Gemmersdorfer did in fact receive at the time of his death and/or of the old-age pension that Mr. Gemmersdorfer could have claimed had his employment with the Company continued up to his reaching the age of 65, whereby the remuneration last received in accordance with ss. 2 Para. (1) will be decisive. (1) will be decisive; otherwise they will be cut back on a pro-rata basis. (3) The orphans' pensions will be paid as of the time as of which in accordance with ss. 11 the widow's pension will have to be paid. They will and in each case with the completion of the professional training, but no later than upon completion of the 27th year of life.
Orphan’s pension. 1. Provided that the general benefit preconditions are satisfied, the children of the deceased Employee and their peers within the meaning of the German Civil Code (BGB) shall be entitled to an orphan’s pension. 2. The amount of the half-orphan’s pension shall be 10%, the orphan’s pension shall be 20% of the pension that the deceased was drawing at the time of death or that he would be drawing if he left the Company at that time due to a reduction in earning capacity or professional disability within the meaning of § 6 clause 1.1. § 7 clause 2 sentence 2 shall apply. 3. The payment of the orphan’s pension shall begin in the calendar month for which the orphan does not receive any salary payments or salary compensation benefits under the former employment relationship of the deceased after the occurrence of the insured event. Said benefits shall include not only employer benefits but also benefits from other carriers or institutions, to the financing of which the company has contributed. Orphan’s pensions shall be granted until the orphan reaches the age of 18. If the orphan is attending college or receiving a professional training, the orphan’s pension shall be granted for the time of the education, no longer however than until reaching the age of 25. The last payment of the orphan’s pension shall be made in the month in which the orphan dies.
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