Box Clever judge 'surprised' by Pensions Act 2004 drafting

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Scheme trustee boards have been given more power to join moral hazard cases prosecuted by The Pensions Regulator after a senior judge clarified "directly affected" person laws.

Upper Tribunal Judge Colin Bishopp said it was "surprising" the Pensions Act 2004 had not clarified who was allowed to participate in appeals referred from TPR's Determination Panel to the Upper Tr...

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