64 Entitlement
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

Attendance allowance

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(1)     A person shall be entitled to an attendance allowance if he [has attained pensionable age], he is not entitled to [an allowance within subsection (1A)] and he satisfies either—

(a)     the condition specified in subsection (2) below (“the day attendance conditionâ€), or

(b)     the condition specified in subsection (3) below (“the night attendance conditionâ€),

and

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