LPP benefits require incapacity while still employed

ATA/731/1996Cour de justice / Chambre administrative10 déc. 1996Dismissed

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Résumé

The claimant sought occupational pension benefits under the LPP. The court held that entitlement depends on proving an incapacity to work while the insured person was still employed. Because that proof was not provided, the claim for benefits failed.

Regest

Art. 23 LPP; entitlement to occupational pension benefits and onset of incapacity to work: the insured event is covered only if the relevant incapacity for work begins during the period of insured employment. The claimant bears the burden of proving this temporal link. If it cannot be established that the incapacity arose while the employment relationship still subsisted, no right to LPP benefits exists.

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Descripteurs

PREVOYANCE PROFESSIONNELLE; ASSURANCE SOCIALE; AFFILIATION; INCAPACITE DE TRAVAIL; DROIT A LA PRESTATION D'ASSURANCE; DEBUT; ASSU

Normes

LPP.23

Résumé

N'a pas droit aux prestations LPP, celui qui ne peut prouver qu'il a subi une incapacité de travail alors qu'il était encore en emploi.

Mots-clés

occupational pensionincapacity for workinsured eventburden of proofemployment relationship