North Carolina Statutes
§ 135-112 — Transition provisions
North Carolina § 135-112
JurisdictionNorth Carolina
Ch. 135Retirement System for Teachers and State Employees; Social Security; State Health Plan for Teachers and State Employees
Art. 6Disability Income Plan of North Carolina
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Bluebook
N.C. Gen. Stat. § 135-112 (2026).
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(a)Any participant in service as of the date of ratification of this Article and who becomes disabled after one year of membership service will be eligible for all benefits provided under this Article notwithstanding the requirement of five years' membership service to receive the long-term benefit; provided, however, any beneficiary who receives benefits as a result of this transition provision before completing five years of membership service shall receive lifetime benefits in lieu of service accruals under the Retirement System as otherwise provided in G.S. 135-4(y).
(b)All benefit recipients under the former Disability Salary Continuation Plan provided for in G.S. 135-34 and the rules adopted thereto shall become beneficiaries under this Plan under the same provisions and conditions
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Nearby Sections
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§ 135-1
Definitions§ 135-1.1
Licensing and examining boards§ 135-10
Protection against fraud§ 135-10.1
Failure to respond§ 135-100
Short title and purpose§ 135-101
Definitions§ 135-102
Administration§ 135-103
Eligible participants§ 135-104
Salary continuation§ 135-105
Short-term disability benefits§ 135-106
Long-term disability benefits§ 135-107
Optional Retirement Program§ 135-108
Post disability benefit adjustments§ 135-109
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