Upon application of a member in service of the employer, any member who has become totally and permanently incapacitated for duty as the natural and proximate result of the actual performance of duty of the employer, without wilful negligence on his part, may be retired by the board on a duty disability retirement allowance effective thirty days after the filing of an application in writing with the board. However, the physician or physicians selected by the board to examine the member shall certify that such member is presumably permanently and totally disabled from engaging in any gainful occupation for compensation or profit, that under the facts as to the cause of disability, as certified by the board, the member's disability could have with reasonable probability resulted, in such physician's opinion, and that such member should be retired.
Structure Mississippi Code
Chapter 29 - Employees' Retirement and Disability Systems
Article 1 - General Municipal Employees' Retirement
§ 21-29-5. Creation of City Employees Retirement Fund; election to come under provisions of article
§ 21-29-9. Board of the General Retirement System; advisory board
§ 21-29-11. Powers and duties of board
§ 21-29-15. Statement of clerk of municipality; issuance of prior service certificates
§ 21-29-19. Cessation of membership
§ 21-29-21. Refunds to members withdrawing from service
§ 21-29-25. Expenses of operation of retirement system
§ 21-29-29. Discontinuance, reduction, or reassessment of taxes
§ 21-29-31. Service retirement
§ 21-29-33. Service retirement allowance
§ 21-29-35. Duty disability retirement
§ 21-29-37. Duty disability retirement allowance
§ 21-29-39. Non-duty disability retirement
§ 21-29-41. Non-duty disability retirement allowance
§ 21-29-49. Proration of payments
§ 21-29-51. Rights to any benefit under this Article governed by Section 21-29-307
§ 21-29-53. Other retirement laws not affected
§ 21-29-55. Effect of change in form of government
§ 21-29-57. Vacation and sick leave; payment for unused time