Pensions Act, 1990
Conflict between Part IV and schemes. |
53.—(1) The provisions of this Part and of any regulations made thereunder shall override any rule of a scheme to the extent that that rule conflicts with those provisions. | |
(2) Any question as to— | ||
(a) whether any provision of this Part (including any such provision as modified by regulations), any regulation made thereunder or the Third Schedule conflicts with any rule of a scheme, or | ||
(b) whether a scheme is a defined benefit scheme or a defined contribution scheme for the purposes of this Part, | ||
shall be determined by the Board on application to it in writing in that behalf by a person who, in relation to the scheme, corresponds to a person mentioned in section 38 (3) in relation to a scheme mentioned therein. | ||
(3) An appeal to the High Court on a point of law from a determination of the Board, under subsection (2) in relation to a scheme, may be brought by the person who made, or a person who was entitled to make, the application concerned under subsection (2). |