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Beckmann claims and limitation
Daniel Jukes of Wilberforce Chambers examines a recent case applying a six-year limitation period to Beckmann claims, and why its reasoning may be open to challenge. To read the article, click on the pdf below.
Retrospective amendments and rewriting history
Paul Newman KC explains the limits on the validity of retrospective amendments to pension scheme documents, and the extent to which those limits may be overcome by careful drafting. To read the article, click on the pdf below.
Happy Easter from Pensions Barrister!
We are now off to eat chocolate and re-watch some old Bond films. Thanks for your support - we will be back soon with more content!
tPR publishes Virgin Media remediation guidance
The Regulator has today published guidance for trustees and managers on the proposed remediation of historic section 37 problems exposed by the Virgin Media decision . The guidance proceeds on the basis that, if the Pension Schemes Bill 2025 is enacted in its current form, many historic alterations to salary-related contracted-out schemes made between 6 April 1997 and 5 April 2016 may yet be validated, even where no written actuarial confirmation can now be found, provided th
Service, evidence and tPR's role in fixed penalty appeals
Paul Newman KC considers a recent Upper Tribunal decision raising interesting points on service, what is being decided on an appeal, and the quality of material which the Regulator is expected to place before the First-Tier Tribunal. To read the article, click on the pdf below.
