sec.15Dependants’ pension entitlements

### sec.15 Dependants’ pension entitlements Where the Solicitor-General has died in office leaving a spouse or children, the spouse or each child shall be entitled to pension benefits in accordance with the Judges (Pensions and Long Leave) Act 1957 as if— the Solicitor-General had been a Judge and the Solicitor-General’s service as Solicitor-General had been service as a Judge; and in respect of the spouse’s entitlement—the maximum pension entitlement that, as a Judge, the Solicitor-General might have had under that Act would have been had upon attaining the age of 65 years. - (a) the Solicitor-General had been a Judge and the Solicitor-General’s service as Solicitor-General had been service as a Judge; and - (b) in respect of the spouse’s entitlement—the maximum pension entitlement that, as a Judge, the Solicitor-General might have had under that Act would have been had upon attaining the age of 65 years.