2. Upon the death of an employee with less than 1 year of service
occurring while in the service of any participating municipality or
instrumentality, an amount equal to the sum of his accumulated normal,
additional and survivor credits on the date of death, excluding those
credits and interest thereon allowed during periods of disability.
3. Upon the death of an employee who has separated from service and
was not entitled to a retirement annuity on the date of death, an amount
equal to the sum of his accumulated normal, survivor and additional
credits on the date of death excluding those credits and interest
thereon allowed during periods of disability.
4. Upon the death of an employee in an employment relationship, or
an employee who has service and was entitled to a retirement annuity on
the date of death, when a surviving spouse or child annuity is awarded,
$3,000.
5. Upon the death of an employee, who has separated from service and
was entitled to a retirement annuity on the date of death, and no
surviving spouse or child annuity is awarded, $3,000 plus an amount
equal to his accumulated normal, survivor and additional credits on the
date of death, excluding those credits and interest earned thereon
allowed during periods of disability.
6. Upon the death of an employee annuitant, $3,000 and, unless a
surviving spouse, child or reversionary annuity is payable, the sum of
(i) the excess of the normal and survivor credits, excluding those
allowed during periods of disability, which the annuitant had as of the
effective date of his annuity over the total annuities paid pursuant to
paragraph (a) 1 of Section 7-142 to the date of death, plus (ii) the
excess of the additional credits, excluding any such credits used to
create a reversionary annuity, used to provide the annuity granted
pursuant to paragraph (a) 2 of Section 7-142 over the total annuity
payments made pursuant thereto to the time of death.
7. Upon the death of an annuitant receiving a reversionary annuity
or of a person designated to receive a reversionary annuity prior to the
receipt of such annuity the sum of the additional credits of the person
creating the reversionary annuity as of the effective date of his own
retirement annuity over the reversionary annuity payments, if any, made
prior to the date of death of such annuitant or person designated to
receive the reversionary annuity.
8. Upon the death of an annuitant receiving a beneficiary annuity
which was effective before January 1, 1986,
the excess of the death benefit which was used to provide the annuity,
over the sum of all annuity payments made to the beneficiary.
Upon the death of an annuitant receiving a beneficiary annuity effective
January 1, 1986 or thereafter, the sum of (i) the excess of the normal and
survivor credits, excluding those allowed during periods of disability,
which the annuitant had as of the effective date of his annuity over the
total annuities paid pursuant to paragraph (c) of Section 7-165, to date of
death, plus (ii) the excess of the additional credits, excluding any such
credits used to create a reversionary annuity, used to provide the annuity
granted pursuant to paragraph (d) of Section 7-165 over the total annuity
payments made pursuant thereto to the time of death.
9. Upon the marriage prior to reaching age 55 (except for a surviving
spouse who remarries after December 31, 2000) or death of a person receiving
a surviving spouse annuity, unless a child annuity is payable, the sum of (i)
the excess of the normal and survivor credits, excluding those credits and
interest thereon allowed during periods of disability, attributable to
the employee at the effective date of the annuity or date of death,
whichever first occurred, over the total of all annuity payments
attributable to paragraph (a) 1 of Section 7-142 made to the employee or
surviving spouse plus (ii) the excess of the additional credits,
excluding any such credits used to create a reversionary annuity or used
to provide the annuity attributable to paragraph (a) 2 of Section 7-142
over the total of such payments.
10. Upon the marriage, death or attainment of age 18 of a child
receiving a child annuity, if no other child annuities are payable, the
sum of (i) the excess of the normal and survivor credits excluding those
credits and interest thereon allowed during periods of disability, of
the employee at the effective date of the annuity or date of death,
whichever first occurred, over the total annuity payments attributable
to paragraph (a) 1 of Section 7-142 made to the employee, surviving
spouse and children plus (ii) the excess of the additional credits,
excluding any such credits used to create a reversionary annuity, used
to provide the annuity attributable to paragraph (a) 2 of Section 7-142
over the total annuity payments made to the employee, surviving spouse
and children, pursuant thereto.
11. Upon the death of the participating employee whose annuity was
suspended upon his return to employment:
a. If a surviving spouse or child annuity is awarded,
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