New Jersey § 43:10-18
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§ 43:10-18.
The following provisions shall apply to all members of the retirement system: (a) (Deleted by amendment; P.L.1978, c. 127.) (b) Where a husband and wife are each receiving a pension as a retired employee from
any retirement system supported wholly or in part by the county, upon the death of
either the husband or the wife, if the survivor is entitled to receive another pension
on account of such death, said survivor shall elect to accept one or the other of
the two pensions but in no case shall a beneficiary receive more than one pension
at the same time. (c) Where any employee or other beneficiary is entitled to receive two pensions under
the provisions of this act, such employees or other beneficiary shall elect to receive
one or the other of the two pensions and in no case shall receive more than one pension. (d) The rights of any employee or beneficiary to receive any payments under the Workmen's
Compensation Act of New Jersey 1 shall not be affected or impaired by any of the provisions of this act. (e) Where the service of an employee is terminated by reason of imposition of a sentence
upon him of actual commitment to a penal institution on account of conviction of an
indictable offense involving moral turpitude, no pension under this act shall be paid
to any such employee; provided, however, that no member of this retirement system
who shall have served honorably as a county employee for a period of 20 years and
shall have attained the age of 55 years shall be deprived of his pension privileges
because of any violation of the rules and regulations established for the government
of such county employment, but he may be fined, reprimanded or discharged. (f) Where any pension or other benefit shall be payable from the pension fund herein
provided to any retired employee or other beneficiary who is or shall be confined
in a penal institution as the result of a conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude,
the pension commission may pay such pension or any part of it or other benefit to
the wife, husband, minor children, mother or father of the confined person if it determines
the same is necessary for their maintenance during such confinement. (g) All payments of pensions shall be made semimonthly. Payments of pensions, refunds or other benefits under this act shall be made without
interest. (h) Upon and after the adoption of this act the benefits hereunder shall not extend
to the widow or widower of any county employee who shall remarry, or shall have married
such employee after such employee has retired or attained the age of 50 years, nor
to any children of such marriage, but benefits shall extend to the widow or widower
of a county employee who marries or shall have married the employee after the employee
has attained the age of 50 years, provided the employee remains in the employment
of the county and an active member of the fund for at least 5 years after such marriage. (i) Persons who may become entitled to pensions under this act shall be paid on the
first and fifteenth day of each month, or at the same time as all persons permanently
employed by the county. 1
N.J.S.A. § 34:15-1 et seq.
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