Pensions to be inalienable
122 Pensions to be inalienable
Subject to this Part, a pension shall be absolutely inalienable, whether by way or in consequence of sale assignment charge execution bankruptcy or otherwise howsoever:
Provided that nothing herein shall be construed to prevent the Tribunal, with or without the consent of the pensioner, from paying the whole or any portion of the pension to any other person for the use of the pensioner or in satisfaction to the extent thereof of any of his just debts or liabilities.
Any person who demands or accepts from any pensioner under this Part any certificate or any acknowledgment or undertaking that would constitute a legal or equitable assignment of or charge upon any pension under this Part if such pension were capable of being legally assigned or charged shall be liable to a penalty of not more than $100.
S. 123 repealed.[6]
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S. 124 repealed by No. 82/1996 s. 3(1)(b).
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