TaxTMI 
TaxTMI 
1932 (3) TMI 21
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....nsion scheme in favour of former servants, not supported by any pension fund, but resting merely upon the certainty that the company would find the money every year out of its resources. There was no indefeasible right on the part of the pensioners to receive such pensions, which were described as being in the discretion of the company. I think, however, that it must be taken that the pensions wou....
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.... those servants respectively, and if the pension was not paid by the company to the pensioner, undoubtedly the company would be entitled to receive that money from the insurance company and keep it. The pensioners are not party to this arrangement. The liability of the company to the pensioners, in the sense that I have described, the recurring expense of the pensioners, is not got rid of in the s....
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.... events, which it is not necessary to particularise, the company could revoke all this matter, and get its money back and give .up this policy. 3. Now, with regard to the authorities, I' think the position may be roughly, but sufficiently accurately for the present purpose, stated as follows: if you get rid by a lump payment of what will be an annual expense of the business, you may bring in ....