Family allowances excluded from determining annual gain

ATA/792/1998Court of Justice / Administrative ChamberDec 8, 1998Modified

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Omnilex summary

The dispute concerned the calculation of overinsurance in occupational pension matters. The court held that family allowances are not included in the determining annual gain under the applicable ordinance. It also found that a salary increase limited to one month cannot be used in the hypothetical gain assessment. The result is that the challenged calculation cannot rely on those elements.

Omnilex headnote

OPP.2 art. 24; overinsurance calculation and determining annual gain: family allowances do not form part of the gain relevant to the assessment, and temporary salary increases of only one month are not to be incorporated into the hypothetical annual income. The decisive income must reflect income elements that are relevant and sustainable for the assessment period; exceptional or merely transitory remuneration components are excluded.

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Descripteurs

PREVOYANCE PROFESSIONNELLE; ASSURANCE SOCIALE; SURASSURANCE; ALLOCATION FAMILIALE(SUPPLEMENT AU SALAIRE); ASSU

Normes

OPP.2 24

Résumé

Les allocations familiales ne doivent pas être prises en compte dans la détermination du gain annuel déterminant. Evaluation du gain hypothétique. L'augmentation de salaire pour un mois ne saurait être prise en compte.

Keywords

professional pensionoverinsurancefamily allowancesannual gainhypothetical income

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Key legal question

Whether family allowances must be included in the determining annual gain for overinsurance calculations.

Extracted holding

Family allowances are not to be taken into account when determining the annual gain.

Extracted reasoning

The court held that family allowances are not part of the determining gain for the relevant overinsurance assessment.

Key legal question

Whether a salary increase granted for one month may be included in the hypothetical gain assessment.

Extracted holding

A salary increase limited to one month cannot be taken into account in the hypothetical gain assessment.

Extracted reasoning

Only income elements relevant on a sustainable basis may be considered; a one-month increase does not justify a higher hypothetical annual gain.

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