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Not respecting your dying wish: pension fund trustees are not bound by beneficiary nomination forms – Polity

May 21, 2023

Not respecting your dying wish: pension fund trustees are not bound by beneficiary nomination forms

In the recent case of Ndwandwe v Trustees of Transnet Retirement Fund and Others [2023] ZAKZDHC 8 (22 February 2023) the High Court in Durban again had to deal with the question of whether the trustees of a pension fund…

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