Illinois Compiled Statutes 40 ILCS 5/5-146 – Wives and widows not entitled to annuities
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The following wives or widows have no right to annuity from the fund:
(a) A wife or widow, married subsequent to the effective date, of a policeman who dies in service, if the marriage occurred less than one year prior to the policeman’s death, except with respect to a policeman who dies in the performance of an act of duty, as provided in Section 5-147 in cases where a widow entitled to an annuity remarries after age 60, or when a widow entitled to an annuity remarries prior to attaining age 60 and the marriage is terminated, at any time thereafter, by dissolution of marriage, declaration of invalidity of marriage or the death of the husband; if after an evidentiary hearing, however, the Board, at its sole discretion determines that special circumstances exist warranting payment of a widow’s annuity, then and only then shall the Board have authority to grant and award the annuity that would have been otherwise available;
(b) A wife or widow of a policeman who withdraws, whether or not he enters upon annuity, and dies out of service, if the marriage occurred after the effective date and less than one year prior to the policeman’s death, and the widow was not his wife while he was in service; if after an evidentiary hearing, however, the Board, at its sole discretion determines that special circumstances exist warranting payment of a widow’s annuity, then and only then shall the Board have authority to grant and award the annuity that would have been otherwise available;
(c) A wife or widow of a policeman who (1) has served 10 or more years, (2) dies out of service after he has withdrawn, and (3) has received a refund of the sums to his credit for annuity, and such refund has not been repaid in accordance with the other provisions of this Article;
(d) A wife or widow of a policeman who dies out of service after he has withdrawn, and who has not served at least 10 years;
(e) A former wife of a policeman who has had a judgment of dissolution of marriage from her policeman husband annulled, vacated or set aside by court proceedings subsequent to the policeman’s death, unless (1) the proceedings were filed within 5 years after the date of dissolution of marriage, and within 1 year after the policeman’s death, and (2) the board was made a party to the proceedings;
(f) A widow of a policeman who died prior to January 1, 1922, if she had been denied a pension by the board of trustees of any police pension fund existing in the city by operation of any other law;
(g) A widow of a policeman who has been denied a pension or annuity by the board created by this Article and who files a petition for a rehearing, or files a second application for annuity, unless the petition for rehearing or second application is filed within 1 year from the date upon which the annuity was denied by the board; provided, that in the case of legal disability, the year of limitation shall begin on the day after the termination of such disability.
(a) A wife or widow, married subsequent to the effective date, of a policeman who dies in service, if the marriage occurred less than one year prior to the policeman’s death, except with respect to a policeman who dies in the performance of an act of duty, as provided in Section 5-147 in cases where a widow entitled to an annuity remarries after age 60, or when a widow entitled to an annuity remarries prior to attaining age 60 and the marriage is terminated, at any time thereafter, by dissolution of marriage, declaration of invalidity of marriage or the death of the husband; if after an evidentiary hearing, however, the Board, at its sole discretion determines that special circumstances exist warranting payment of a widow’s annuity, then and only then shall the Board have authority to grant and award the annuity that would have been otherwise available;
Terms Used In Illinois Compiled Statutes 40 ILCS 5/5-146
- Annuity: A periodic (usually annual) payment of a fixed sum of money for either the life of the recipient or for a fixed number of years. A series of payments under a contract from an insurance company, a trust company, or an individual. Annuity payments are made at regular intervals over a period of more than one full year.
(b) A wife or widow of a policeman who withdraws, whether or not he enters upon annuity, and dies out of service, if the marriage occurred after the effective date and less than one year prior to the policeman’s death, and the widow was not his wife while he was in service; if after an evidentiary hearing, however, the Board, at its sole discretion determines that special circumstances exist warranting payment of a widow’s annuity, then and only then shall the Board have authority to grant and award the annuity that would have been otherwise available;
(c) A wife or widow of a policeman who (1) has served 10 or more years, (2) dies out of service after he has withdrawn, and (3) has received a refund of the sums to his credit for annuity, and such refund has not been repaid in accordance with the other provisions of this Article;
(d) A wife or widow of a policeman who dies out of service after he has withdrawn, and who has not served at least 10 years;
(e) A former wife of a policeman who has had a judgment of dissolution of marriage from her policeman husband annulled, vacated or set aside by court proceedings subsequent to the policeman’s death, unless (1) the proceedings were filed within 5 years after the date of dissolution of marriage, and within 1 year after the policeman’s death, and (2) the board was made a party to the proceedings;
(f) A widow of a policeman who died prior to January 1, 1922, if she had been denied a pension by the board of trustees of any police pension fund existing in the city by operation of any other law;
(g) A widow of a policeman who has been denied a pension or annuity by the board created by this Article and who files a petition for a rehearing, or files a second application for annuity, unless the petition for rehearing or second application is filed within 1 year from the date upon which the annuity was denied by the board; provided, that in the case of legal disability, the year of limitation shall begin on the day after the termination of such disability.