Part I
Judicial Pensions Act 1981 (1981 c 20) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Certain [Senior Courts] and County Court Officers, and President of Transport Tribunal

Sections 9(4), 14

Part I

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This Schedule applies to the following officers:—

[Senior Courts] officers

[Master, Queen's Bench Division.

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Admiralty Registrar.

Master, Chancery Division.

[Insolvency and Companies Court Judge.]

Taxing Master of the [Senior Courts].

[District judge of the Principal Registry of the Family Division]

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Registrar of civil appeals.

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County court officers

[District

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