Benefit overpayment definition

Benefit overpayment means a payment of unemploy- ment insurance benefits in an amount exceeding the amount of benefits to which a person was lawfully enti- tled.
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Benefit overpayment means the amount of benefits paid to a claimant to which it is subsequently determined the claimant was not entitled by reason of disqualification, ineligibility, or reduction in entitlement.
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Benefit overpayment means a payment of unemployment insurance benefits in an amount exceeding the amount of benefits to which a person was lawfully entitled.
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Examples of Benefit overpayment in a sentence

  • The landlord may make a claim to the scheme for the cost of any damage (except fair wear and tear) and any outstanding Housing Benefit overpayment or rent arrears at the expiry of the tenancy.

  • The Tenant agrees to refund to the Landlord’s Agent any Benefit overpayment recovery which is sought from the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent in respect of this tenancy, either before or after the Tenant has vacated the Property, where this creates a shortfall in the money owed to the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent.

  • The Contractor shall, in the case of multiple Council debts allocate payments received according to the following:  Housing Benefit overpayment  Accounts Receivable  Unpaid Penalty charge notice  Council Tax  Business Rates The Contractor shall, in the case of Council Tax and Business Rates allocate payments received according to any written appropriation request made by the customer.

  • Benefit overpayment collections and trust fund wires in will be deposited in to the zero balance account.