Question juridique clé
Whether the insured could rely on good faith to buy back pension years at past (1998) conditions after an erroneous omission in pension certificates.
Solution extraite
The constitutional protection of good faith did not entitle the insured to a buyback at past conditions because not all cumulative requirements were met.
Motifs extraits
The insured could have recognized that a divorce-related transfer of vested benefits would reduce future pension benefits, and he did not show that, had correct information been given, he would immediately have made a buyback and taken irreversible steps. The burden of making such reliance plausible was not discharged.