§ 6-173. Employees dying with not less than 10 years' service; benefits payable.  


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  • Where any employee participating in the provisions of this act shall die while in active service and after having had not less than five (5) years of active service prior to his death, his beneficiary as defined in this act, shall be entitled to receive a pension representing three-fourths (¾) of the amount that said member would have been entitled to receive in the future had such member not died but had become as of the date of his death totally and permanently disabled within the provisions of this act. In other words, the amount paid to such beneficiary shall represent three-fourths (¾) of the amounts that such member would have received had such member not died but on the other hand had become, as of the date of death, totally and permanently disabled within the provisions of this act, and as provided in section 9 below. Fractional parts of years shall be counted in determining the amount of the pension to be paid to the beneficiary of an employee who shall die while in the active service of the city and after having had not less than five (5) years of active service prior to his death.

(1941 Ga. Laws, page 468, § 3; 1953 Ga. Laws, Nov.-Dec. Sess., page 2776, § 2; 1966 Ga. Laws, page 3002, § 1; 1973 Ga. Laws, page 3768, § 1)