Key legal question
Whether the wife had standing to sue the vested benefits foundation for payment of part of her husband's benefits
Extracted holding
She had no standing because the disputed entitlement belonged only to the insured husband and the foundation; the spouse had no direct substantive right to the payment.
Extracted reasoning
The payment was an invalidity-related vested-benefits prestation governed by the OLP and the fund regulations. Those rules confer the claim only on the account holder, not on the spouse, and the spouse's consent is not a condition for payment.