Section 3-12-103 - Conversion of disability allowance to normal retirement allowance at retirement age. - South-dakota Statutes

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3-12-103. Conversion of disability allowance to normal retirement allowance at retirement age. When a person who is receiving a disability allowance reaches age sixty-five, or at such later date when there are no eligible children, or if over age sixty at the time of commencement of disability, after a period of five years, his disability allowance shall be terminated and thereafter he shall receive the allowance payable for service retirement at that age, calculated on the projected compensation and projected service. If a person who received a disability allowance returns to employment prior to his normal retirement age, his credited service shall include the time of disability.

Source: SL 1974, ch 35, § 57; SL 1992, ch 33.

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3-12-103. Conversion of disability allowance to normal retirement allowance at retirement age. When a person who is receiving a disability allowance reaches age sixty-five, or at such later date when there are no eligible children, or if over age sixty at the time of commencement of disability, after a period of five years, his disability allowance shall be terminated and thereafter he shall receive the allowance payable for service retirement at that age, calculated on the projected compensation and projected service. If a person who received a disability allowance returns to employment prior to his normal retirement age, his credited service shall include the time of disability.

Source: SL 1974, ch 35, § 57; SL 1992, ch 33.

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3-12-103. Conversion of disability allowance to normal retirement allowance at retirement age. When a person who is receiving a disability allowance reaches age sixty-five, or at such later date when there are no eligible children, or if over age sixty at the time of commencement of disability, after a period of five years, his disability allowance shall be terminated and thereafter he shall receive the allowance payable for service retirement at that age, calculated on the projected compensation and projected service. If a person who received a disability allowance returns to employment prior to his normal retirement age, his credited service shall include the time of disability.

Source: SL 1974, ch 35, § 57; SL 1992, ch 33.