Supreme Court rules widow, not siblings, entitled to deceased husband's pension
Most outlets reported the Supreme Court's ruling that a widow, not siblings, is entitled to receive the pension of a deceased retired employee. The coverage largely emphasized the legal entitlement of the widow, with 24 News HD noting the ruling upheld a Peshawar High Court decision, while Samaa framed the report more generally, focusing on the court's stance on who qualifies as a legal beneficiary.
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Supreme Court rules widow entitled to deceased employee's pension, benefits
The Supreme Court ruled that a deceased employee's widow, not siblings, is the lawful recipient of pension and retirement benefits.
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Widow alone entitled to husband's pension, not siblings: SC
The Supreme Court rules that only a widow or legally nominated person can receive a deceased employee's pension, not siblings.
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Widow, not siblings, entitled to receive pension of her late husband, rules SC
Upholding the verdict given by the Peshawar High Court (PHC), the Supreme Court (SC) on Saturday said it was the widow of a deceased retired employee, not his siblings, who was legally entitled to receive the pension and other incentives of her late husband, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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