[24E Pension compensation sharing orders in connection with divorce proceedings]
Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (1973 c 18) | Legislation

[24E  Pension compensation sharing orders in connection with divorce proceedings]

[(1)     [On making a divorce or nullity of marriage order or at any time after making such an order (whether before or after the order is made final),] the court may, on an application made under this section, make a pension compensation sharing order in relation to the marriage.

(2)     A pension compensation sharing order under this section is not to take effect unless the [divorce or nullity of marriage order on or after which it is made has been made final].

(3)     A pension compensation sharing order under this section may not be made in relation to rights to PPF compensation that—

(a)     are the subject

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