(b) The amount so deemed to be part of a party’s assets, shall be reduced by any amount of his pension interest which, by virtue of paragraph (a), in a previous divorce—
(i)
was paid over or awarded to another party; or
(ii)
for the purposes of an agreement contemplated in subsection (1), was accounted in favour of another party.
(c) Paragraph (a) shall not apply to a divorce action in respect of a marriage out of community of property entered into on or after 1 November 1984 in terms of an antenuptial contract by which community of property, community of profit and loss and the accrual system are excluded.
(8) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law or of the rules of any pension fund—
(a)
the court granting a decree of divorce in respect of a member of such a fund, may make an order that—
(i)
any part of the pension interest of that member which, by virtue of
subsection (7), is due or assigned to the other party to the divorce
action concerned, shall be paid by that fund to that other party when
any pension benefits accrue in respect of that member;
(ii)
an endorsement be made in the records of that fund that that part of the pension interest concerned is so payable to that other party;
(b)
any law which applies in relation to the reduction, assignment, transfer, cession, pledge, hypothecation or attachment of the pension benefits, or any right in respect thereof, in that fund, shall apply mutatis mutandis with regard to the right of that other party in respect of that part of the pension interest concerned.”.
Short title and commencement
3. This Act shall be called the Divorce Amendment Act, 1989, and shall come into
operation on a date fixed by the State President by proclamation in the Gazette.
