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Secretary of State for Social Security and Chief Adjudication Officer v Graham and others): ECJ 11 Aug 1995

The different pension ages for men and women, and to entitlement to associated invalidity benefits not discriminatory. Community law was not contravened by invalidity benefit being added to a pension. Citations: Times 25-Sep-1995, Ind Summary 09-Oct-1995, C-92/94, [1995] EUECJ C-92/94 Links: Bailii Statutes: EC Treaty Article 177, Directive 79/7/EEC Article 7(1)(a) Benefits, Discrimination, European Updated: … Continue reading Secretary of State for Social Security and Chief Adjudication Officer v Graham and others): ECJ 11 Aug 1995

Regina v Secretary of State for Social Security Ex Parte Taylor: ECJ 16 Dec 1999

The government made additional payments to pensioners in respect of the additional fuel costs incurred in winter. The complainant asserted that as a man aged 62, he would not receive this benefit where a woman of the same age would have done, and that this was discrimination arising from his sex. Held: The Directive provided … Continue reading Regina v Secretary of State for Social Security Ex Parte Taylor: ECJ 16 Dec 1999