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C-24/74

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JUDGMENT OF THE COURT OF 9 OCTOBER 1974 1

Caisse Régionale d'Assurance maladie de Paris v Giuseppina Biason (preliminary ruling requested by the Cour d'Appel de Paris)

Case 24/74

Summary

1. Request for a preliminary ruling — Effects of a national law as against Com­ munity law — Powers of the Court — Limits (EEC Treaty, Article 177) 2. Social security for migrant workers — Systems of social security and of social assistance — Distinction — Invalidity pension — Supplementary allowance — Benefit within the meaning of Article 1 (s) of Regulation No 3 — Person entitled — Transfer of residence to another Member State — Entitlement to continued payment of allowance (Regulation No 3, Article 1 (b), Article 1 (c), Article 3, Article 10 (1))

1. The Court can provide the national the reason why a supplementary court with aids to interpretation allowance, paid by a national derived from Community law which solidarity fund on the basis of an might guide it in an assessment of the invalidity pension to persons entitled effects of a national legislation. to such pension, constitutes, to the extent that the persons concerned 2. Where a legislation which comes have a legally protected right to the close to both a system of social grant thereof, a 'benefit' within the security and a system of social meaning of Article 1 (s) of Regulation assistance has ceased to concern itself No 3, and for that reason falls within with the assessment of need in the the matters covered by this individual case — a characteristic Regulation. feature of a system of assistance — A person who transfers his residence and has conferred on the persons to another Member State is entitled to entitled a legally defined position, continue to receive this benefit even if then it comes under the system of such supplementary allowance is by social security within the meaning of national legislation limited to persons the Community regulations. This is residing within the national territory.

In Case 24/74

Reference to the Court under Article 177 of the EEC Treaty by the Cour

1 — Language of the Case: French.

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d'Appel of Paris for a preliminary ruling in the action pending before that Court between

Caisse REGIONAL D'ASSURANCE MALADIE de PARIS, of Paris,

and

MISS GIUSEPPINA BIASON , of Pordenone (Italy),

on the interpretation of the provisions of Regulation No 3 of the Council 'concerning social security for migrant workers' so as to define the rules applicable to the exportation of social benefits.

THE COURT

composed of: R. Lecourt, President, C. Ó Dálaigh and Lord Mackenzie Stuart, Presidents of Chamber, A. M. Donner, R. Monaco (Rapporteur), J. Mertens de Wilmars, P. Pescatore, H. Kutscher, and M. Sørensen, Judges,

Advocate-General: G. Reischl

Registrar: A. Van Houtte

gives the following

JUDGMENT

Facts

The judgment making the reference and to the French legislation. As from that the written observations submitted under date she also received a supplementary Article 20 of the EEC Statute of the allowance ('allocation supplémentaire') Court may be summarized as follows: from the Fonds National de Solidarité, established in France by Law of 30 June 1956.

The conditions for the grant of this I — Facts and written pro­ allowance are in the main laid down by cedure Article L 685 of the 'Code de la Sécurité Sociale' (Journal Officiel de la 1. Miss Giuseppina Biason, an Italian République française, 1956, No 294) national, has since 15 June 1971 been in pursuant to which a supplementary receipt of an invalidity pension pursuant allowance may be granted to holders of

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a benefit payable for life on the basis of of the European Communities keep her an invalidity reducing by two-thirds or rights in existence, notwithstanding her more 'the working or earning capacity'. residence in Italy. Since it is further laid down by Article The Cour d'Appel of Paris drew a 707 of this code that this allowance is in distinction between the period sub­ the case of foreigners only payable sequent to 1 October 1972, that is the provided there exists an international date of bringing into effect Regulation reciprocal convention, the French Law No EEC 1408/71 of the Council of 14 of 2 August 1957 extended the benefit June 1971 'on the application of social thereof to holders of an invalidity security schemes to employed persons pension under a French system of social and their families moving within the security, or arising from an international Community', and the period prior reciprocal convention. thereto when Regulation No 3 of the On 15 May 1972, Miss Biason informed Council 'concerning social security for the 'Caisse Régionale d'Assurance migrant workers' applied. Maladie de Paris' (the 'Caisse') that she As regards the period subsequent to 1 had changed her residence from France October 1972, the Cour d'Appel held to Italy. The Caisse informed her that by that the Caisse was liable to pay the reason of this move it had (as from 1 supplementary allowance as from that April 1972) of its own motion date, since no capital payment had either withdrawn her supplementary allow­ occurred or been feasible. ance.

Thereupon Miss Giuseppina Biason As regards the period 1 April 1972 to 1 appealed against the decision to the October 1972 the Cour d'Appel found 'Commission de Premiere Instance du that in conformity with Annex D of Contentieux de la sécurité sociale', of Regulation No 3, only Articles 17 and 24 of the Franco-Italian Convention of 31 Paris, which by decision of 21 March March 1948 still remained in force. 1973 stayed the proceedings and referred to the Court of Justice of the European Considering that this accordingly gives Communities the question 'whether an rise to a question of interpretation of the Italian national who is in France in said Regulation, in particular of Article 2 receipt of a supplementary allowance (1) (b), the Cour d'Appel decided by from the Fonds National de Solidarité judgment of 2 March 1974 to stay the which was stopped, may have it restored proceedings and, pursuant to Article 177 consequent upon her departure from of the EEC Treaty, to refer to the Court France, in particular by reason of the of Justice of the European Communities provisions of the Franco-Italian the following question for a preliminary Convention (in particular Article 16) and ruling: that of 19 January 1951 between 'Is an insured person who is in receipt of Belgium, France and Italy'. an invalidity pension acquired under a The Caisse appealed against this decision sickness insurance scheme by reason of to the Cour d'Appel of Paris, arguing her employment in a single Member that Miss Biason's appeal was State wherein she was resident, and who unfounded. Miss Biason for her part receives a supplementary allowance by persisted in her argument that she could virtue of that pension, entitled to rely, in under the provisions of Article 16 of the Italy, on the provisions of Article 2 (1) Franco-Italian Convention on Social (b) of Regulations No 3, at that time in Security of 31 March 1948, of Articles 7 force, for the period from 1. 4. 1972 to and 10 (a) of the Convention between 1. 10. 1972, in the course of which she Belgium, France and Italy of 19 January took up residence in Italy, and to 1951 and of Articles 4 and 10 of continue to receive the allowance there Regulation No 1408/71 of the Council in addition to her invalidity pension?'

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2. A copy of the judgment referring the cannot be called 'social security benefits'. matter was registered at the Court on 20 Social Security is a system of protection March 1974. linked to the notion of 'work' (activité Under Article 20 of the Protocol on the professionelle), so that the question Statute of the Court of Justice of the whether a beneficiary belongs to a European Economic Community written system of social security is determined observations were submitted on behalf on the basis of whether he is employed. of the French Government, represented Many provisions of the code of social by Robert Luc, French Ambassador to security confirm this conclusion. Luxembourg, assisted by Guy de The Fonds National, on the other hand, Lacharrière, Director of the Legal Service is not based on the notion of 'work'. of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Articles L 685 and L 711 — 1 of the behalf of the Government of the Italian code of social security, relating to Republic, represented by Ambassador supplementary allowance, in fact relate Adolfo Maresca, assisted by Ivo M. to any person 'without any condition as Braguglia and on behalf of the to employment'.

The fact that the Commission of the European Communi provisions concerning the Fonds ties, represented by Richardt Larsen, National are contained in the said code Legal Adviser, acting as agent, assisted is not conclusive in this case since this by Marie-Jose Jonczy, member of the text does not refer solely to the system Legal Service. of social security, and numerous After hearing the report of the provisions on social security are not Judge-Rapporteur and the opinion of the included therein. Advocate-General, the Court decided to The supplementary allowance in this open the oral procedure without a case is an assistance allowance based preparatory inquiry. upon the principle set out in the preamble to the 1946 Constitution.

As such, this allowance is subject to conditions as to means and has the II — Observations presen purpose of supplementing benefits of ted under Article 20 different kinds, such as invalidity of the protocol on the benefits, old age benefits, welfare grant Statute of the Court ('allocation d'aide sociale'). etc. of Justice Notwithstanding its being linked to other benefits, it has its own rules and a A — Observations of the French distinct legal character. Government This grant never appears in bilateral social security conventions.

The grant The French Government considers that thereof to foreigners is only provided for the legislation relating to the by specific protocols, distinct from the supplementary allowance of the Fonds conventions. Being linked to benefits National de Solidarité (the 'Fonds granted to all French citizens residing in National') being a legislation concerned France the grant is exported neither for with assistance, does not fall within the the benefit of French nationals nor for matters covered by the Community foreigners. regulations relating to the application of Where it is added to an invalidity systems of social security to employed benefit, the aforementioned grant, persons and their families moving within insofar as its payment to Italian citizens the Community. is concerned, is based upon the In support of this contention, the French supplementary agreement of 6 February Government observes that the supple 1960 to the Franco-Italian Protocol of 11 mentary allowance involved in this case January 1957.

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It would be incorrect to state that since not dependent on the discretionary this supplementary agreement was not power of the administration, since the reproduced in Annex D of Regulation interested party is 'entitled' to it as soon No 3, it is replaced by this Regulation. as he fulfils the conditions laid down by The fact that the lastmentioned law for the grant thereof. provision is silent on this point has quite From the finding that the supplementary a different explanation: in view of the allowance in question is covered by fact that the benefit involved here does

Regulation No 1408/71, the Italian not, qua assistance benefit, fall under the Government deduces that this allowance said Regulation, there is no reason for must — as regards the period prior to 1 bringing it up within the framework of October 1972 — necessarily fall under the Community rules on social security. Regulation No 3, since the two Convinced that the supplementary grant regulations on this point cover the same does not fall under Article 2 (1) (b) of ground. Regulation No 3 and that only clause (3) of this Article is in the event applicable, Likewise, the principle of exportability of this allowance, applicable within the the French Government argues that the French authorities had always adhered framework of Regulation No 1408/71,

to this view. Had they thought that their equally applies within the framework of position on this point was not Regulation No 3. Whilst it is true that sufficiently clear, then they would not the text of Article 10 (1) of the have failed to clarify it by inserting the lastmentioned Regulation is not quite necessary restrictions into the Regula identical with that of Article 10 (1) of tions. Regulation No 1408/71, the difference is due only to reasons of a technical or drafting nature and it has no substantial B — Observations presented by the effect. Both provisions are in fact the

Italian Government expression of the principle laid down in The Italian Government agrees with the Article 51 (b) of the Treaty. solution laid down by the national court On the basis of these observations and which in ruling in the main issue, for the having affirmed that invalidity pensions period subsequent to 1 October 1972, including 'increments, revaluation allow holds that the supplementary grant by ances or supplementary allowances' the Fonds National de Solidarité is one (Article 1, (s) Regulation No 3) fall of the benefits covered by Article 4 (1) under the provisions of Regulation No 3 (b) of Regulation No 1408/71 and also and benefit from the provisions of comes within the provisions of Article 10 Article 10 (1) of this provision, the (1) of that Regulation.

Italian Government suggests the In support of this solution the Italian following answer to the question Government points out firstly that under referred: the terms of the French Law of 2 August 1967, the supplementary allowance has 'Pursuant to Regulation No 3 and the purpose of supplementing the Regulation No 1408/71, invalidity invalidity pension paid to the pensions, including those intended for beneficiary. Given the fact that the the maintenance or improvement of invalidity pension is in the nature of a earning capacity, cannot be subject to social security benefit, the supplementary any reduction, modification, suspension, allowance, which has the purpose of withdrawal or confiscation by reason of increasing it must be recognized as the fact that the recipient resides in the having the same character. territory of a Member State other than The Italian Government further points that in which the institution responsible out that the award of the allowance is for payment is situated.'

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C — Observations presented by the a benefit which 'is to provide sup Commission of the European plementary income to persons whose Communities social security benefits are insufficient'. Furthermore, this system was set up and The Commission considers that the governed by legal provisions appearing question submitted by the national in the French code on social security and Court raises three fundamental falls under the provisions of the systems problems. of social security to which the European The first is whether Regulation No 3 is Interim Agreements and the European applicable to a worker who has only Convention on Social Security apply. been employed in only one Member

State. The second is whether the For all these reasons it is right to conclude that for workers and those supplementary allowance of Fonds National is a social benefit within the assimilated thereto, covered by meaning of Regulation No 3. The third, Regulations No 3 and 1408/71, who are finally is whether by reason of a benefit in France, entitled to an invalidity or being covered by Regulation No 3 it old-age benefit, the supplementary allowance in question constitutes an may ipso facto be exported. invalidity or old-age benefit within the As regards the first problem, the solution meaning of Article 2 (1) (c) or (b) of must be looked for in the Court's case Regulation No 1408/71.

The condition law, from which it appears that of reciprocity cannot be pleaded against Regulation No 3 applies to workers who nationals of the Member States. have been subject to the legislation of only one Member State. As regards the exportability of such a benefit, the Commission draws a As regards the second and third distinction between two systems of social problems, the distinction drawn by the security. Under the first, the classical Cour d'Appel of Paris between the system, social security has the purpose of period during which Regulation No 3 guaranteeing to the parties interested an applied and the period governed by income in line with their previous

Regulation No 1408/71 is not justified, earnings since social security benefits since the provisions of both regulations and especially pensions are considered as on the point in question cover the same deferred earnings. This system, especially ground, both as regards their substance well-known to the original Member and as regards the benefits in question. States, must of necessity result in the This is why it would be more correct to exportability of benefits in cash, granted consider the two problems in the light of by the legislation of the country where each of the Regulations and not to limit the worker is employed. the examination solely to Regulation

No 3. Following upon the accession of the new Member States and the evolution of the As regards the problem concerning the legislation of the original Member States, nature of the supplementary allowance, the Commission considers that the we are now witnessing the progressive abandonment of the classical conception system instituted by the Fonds National has numerous points of resemblance of social security and in its place we are with those of the guaranteed mininum coming closer to another system, under income provided by the Belgian which social security has the purpose of legislation and examined by the Court in guaranteeing to all members of a its judgment of 22 June 1972 in the Frilli national community or, in the case of case (Case 1/72, Rec. 1972, p. 457). It in some of these legislations to all residents, fact confers on beneficiaries 'a legally a basic income. With such a system, defined position giving them the right to which involves the honouring of claims a benefit similar to an old-age pension', against the country of employment by

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the country of residence, the principle of 1408/71 are applicable, be considered an exportability of benefits does not seem invalidity benefit within the meaning of to be a necessary element. these Regulations and one which by reason of this fact falls within Article 10 This is precisely the case with systems (1) of these provisions. On the basis of analogous to that of the Fonds National these observations it suggests the de solidarité. The very fact that the following answer to the question benefits which they provide retain 'need'

referred: as the essential criterion for their application, and are thus a form of social 'A supplementary allowance under the assistance, shows that in fact these legislation of a Member State which systems are the expression of a form of confers upon incapacitated persons solidarity within the national com residing in that State a right to a munity, a solidarity such that one is minimum invalidity pension must, as bound to ask whether it must extend to regards employed persons or those members, whether nationals or not, who assimilated thereto within the meaning by reason of having established their of Regulations No 3 and 1408/71, who are in that same State entitled to an residence in another country, are no longer part of that community. invalidity pension from a sickness Furthermore, applying in such systems insurance scheme, be regarded as an the principle of exportability of benefits invalidity benefit within the meaning of cannot fail to create technical difficulties Articles 2 (1) (b) and 4 (1) (b) as regards assessing the resources of the respectively, of those Regulations. person concerned, resident in another Accordingly, under Articles 10 (1) of Member State, as regards the possibility Regulations No 3 and No 1408/71, of recovering maintenance payments due where the person entitled resides in the from relatives of the person concerned territory of the Member State competent or from his estate and as regards the at the time when the risk materializes, division of benefits in those cases where this benefit shall not be subject to any the Member State of residence also reduction, modification, suspension, provides such a system. withdrawal or confiscation by reason of the fact that the recipient resides in the Having found that the Court's case law territory of a Member State other than does not seem to provide conclusive tests that in which the institution responsible for deciding the present case, the for payment is situated. Commission observes that if the general problem of exportability of benefits such as the supplementary allowance in the III — Oral procedure

present case cannot be decided within the framework of Regulations No 3 and The oral observations of the No 1408/71, it is nevertheless possible to Commission of the European Commu say that where one is dealing with a nites were made at the hearing on 9 July benefit having the purpose of increasing 1974. an invalidity benefit due from the same Member State, and where the holder These observations added no new resides on the territory of this State at elements to those put forward in the the moment when the risk materializes, course of the written procedure. the benefit must, as regards persons to The Advocate-General delivered his whom Regulations No 3 and No opinion on 17 September 1974.

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Law

1 By judgment dated 2 March 1974, lodged at the Registry on 20 March 1974, the Cour d'Appel of Paris has referred to the Court, under Article 177 of the EEC Treaty, the question whether a person in receipt of an invalidity pension under a sickness insurance scheme, arising from her employment in a Member State wherein she was resident, and who is by virtue of that pension entitled to a supplementary allowance, can preserve this right in another Member State under the provisions of Article 2 (1) (b) of Regulation No 3 which was in force at that time, in respect of the period 1 April 1972 to 1 October 1972 during which she took up residence in another Member State, and continue to receive in that country the supplementary allowance in addition to the invalidity pension.

2 The record shows that Miss Biason, who has since 15 June 1971 been entitled to an invalidity pension under the French social security system, was as from that same date in receipt of a supplementary allowance from the Fonds National de Solidarité, established in France by a Law of 30 June 1956, and granted to holders of a benefit payable for to be on the basis of an invalidity reducing the working capacity by two-thirds or more, and who is resident in France.

3 When she changed her residence to Italy, she had this grant withdrawn by virtue of the French provisions and the supplementary agreement to the Franco-Italian Protocol of 11 January 1957.

4 The question referred amounts in essence to whether a party residing in another Member State may receive this grant under the provisions of Regulation No 3 of the Council.

5 To answer this question it is first of all necessary to know whether the benefit in question comes within the range of application of Regulation No 3.

6 Without in the framework of the present proceedings being able to label this benefit in the light of the French legislation, the Court can nevertheless provide the national court with aids to interpretation derived from

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Community law which might guide it in an assessment of the effects of this legislation.

7 Under the provisions of Article 1 (b) thereof, Regulation No 3 applies to all legislation of Member States that concerns 'social security schemes and branches of social security' set out in paragraphs (1) and (2) of Article 2.

8 On the other hand, under the provisions of Article 2 (3), the Regulation shall not apply to 'social and medical assistance'.

9 Whilst it may seem desirable from the point of view of applying this Regulation to establish a clear distinction between legislative schemes that fall respectively within social security and assistance, one cannot exclude the possibility that by reason of the persons covered, its objectives and its method of application, a legislation can come close to both these categories, thus preventing any comprehensive classification.

10 In the event of such legislation, having ceased to concern itself with the assessment of need in the individual case—a characteristic feature with assistance—conferring on the persons entitled a legally defined status, then it falls within the system of social security, within the meaning of the Community Regulations.

11 This is the case where legislation provides supplementary benefits linked to a certain degree of invalidity and having the purpose of increasing the amount of an invalidity pension.

12 The fact that the same law also provides beneficiaries with advantages that come close to the concept of assistance cannot alter, for the purposes of the Community Regulations the intrinsic social security character of a benefit linked to an invalidity pension of which it is an automatic appendage.

13 Under the terms of Article 2 (1) (b), Regulation No 3 applies to all 'invalidity benefits, including benefits granted for the purpose of maintaining or improving earning capacity'.

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14 Under Article 1 (s) of the same Regulation, the term 'benefits' must be understood in the widest possible sense as referring to all benefits 'including all fractions thereof, chargeable to public funds, increments, revaluation allowances or supplementary allowances'.

15 Accordingly, in the case of an employed person of someone assimilated thereto who is in a Member State benefits from an invalidity pension, a legislation which by reason of this pension confers on him a right to a legally protected supplementary allowance falls, insofar as this person is concerned, within the field of social security within the meaning of Article 51 of the Treaty and of the Regulations for carrying this provision into effect.

16 One can therefore conclude that a supplementary allowance, paid by a national solidarity fund and granted by national legislation by reason of an invalidity pension to persons entitled to this pension, whose working capacity is reduced by at least two-thirds, constitutes, to the extent that the persons concerned have a legally protected right to the grant thereof, a 'benefit' within the meaning of Article (1) (s) of Regulation No 3, and for that reason falls within the matters covered by this Regulation.

17 It is now necessary to answer the question whether such a benefit may be withdrawn because the beneficiary has transferred his residence to a Member State other than that where the benefit was acquired, where national law provides that this benefit is payable only to persons residing within the national territory.

18 Under the provisions of Article 10 (1) of Regulation No 3, pensions or death benefits payable under the legislation of one or more Member States shall not suffer reduction, modification, suspension, withdrawal or confiscation by reason of the fact that the beneficiary resides in the territory of a Member State other than that in which the institution responsible for payment is situated.

19 Article 10 (2) provides that the said provision shall not apply to certain benefits 'insofar as they are set out in Annex E to this Regulation'.

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20 This Annex, setting out the 'benefits not payable abroad', refers, in the case of France, only to 'benefits payable to aged employed persons'.

21 The grant referred to by the national court does not fall within this category.

22 Consequently an insured person who is in receipt of an invalidity pension acquired under a sickness insurance scheme by reason of employment in a single Member State wherein he was resident, and who receives a supplementary allowance by virtue of that pension, is entitled to 'continue to receive such an allowance if he transfers his residence to another Member State, provided that such grant falls within the area of application of Regulation No 3, and this is so even if such supplementary allowance is by national legislation limited to persons residing within the national territory.

Costs

23/24 The costs incurred by the French Republic, the Italian Republic and the Commission of the European Communities, which have submitted observations to the Court, are not recoverable, and as these proceedings are, insofar as the parties to the main action are concerned, a step in the action pending before the national court, costs are a matter for that court.

On those grounds,

THE COURT

in answer to the question referred to it by the Cour d'Appel of Paris by judgment of that court dated 2 March 1974, hereby rules:

An insured person who is in receipt of an invalidity pension acquired under a sickness insurance scheme by reason of employment in a Member State wherein he was resident, and who receives a supplementary allowance by virtue of that pension, is entitled to continue to receive such grant if he transfers his residence to another Member State, provided that such grant falls within the area for

OPINION OF MR REISCHL — CASE 24/74

application of Regulation No 3, and this is so even if such supplementary allowance is by national legislation limited to persons residing within the national territory.

Lecourt Ó Dálaigh Mackenzie Stuart Donner Monaco Mertens de Wilmars Pescatore Kutscher Sørensen

Delivered in open court in Luxembourg on 9 October 1974.

A. Van Houtte R. Lecourt

Registrar President

OPINION OF MR ADVOCATE-GENERAL REISCHL

DELIVERED ON 17 SEPTEMBER 1974 1

Mr President, sixty. However, it is expressly laid down in Article L 699 of the Code de la Members of the Court, Sécurité sociale that the supplement is The 'Fonds National de Solidarité' was withdrawn if a beneficiary transfers his established in France by Law of 30 June residence outside the territory of the 1956. It has the purpose of granting French Republic. persons in need, i.e. persons whose income does not exceed certain limits, After the Law of 2 August 1957 had supplementary benefits for the purpose been passed, a supplementary agreement of supplementing various benefits paid to the Franco-Italian Protocol on Social in respect of old-age that are sufficient. Security of 11 January 1957, was Such supplements are paid to French concluded on 6 February 1960. Under its citizens having their residence in France, provisions Italian nationals also are if they are legally entitled to an old-age entitled to claim payment of the pension and are at least sixty-five years supplement where in case of invalidity of age, or sixty in the case of incapacity they draw benefits pursuant to a French to work. Pursuant to a Law of 2 August system of social security. Here too 1957 the supplement is also granted to however, it is expressly laid down that those entitled to an invalidity pension only persons having their residence in for life, if their inability to work or earn metropolitan France are entitled to claim is reduced by two-thirds or more and and that payment will cease upon the they have not yet attained the age of person entitled transferring his residence

1 — Translated from the German.

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