No, there are no such obligations at all. Every lawyer who has looked at this reached the same conclusion.
The treaties are very clear. Two years after invoking Article 50 all rights and obligations terminate.
Pensions are obligations of the EU itself, not the UK. The fact that the EU has failed to invest properly into a pension fund and is structuring its pensions as a ponzi scheme is not the problem of former members.
The treaties are very clear. Two years after invoking Article 50 all rights and obligations terminate.
Pensions are obligations of the EU itself, not the UK. The fact that the EU has failed to invest properly into a pension fund and is structuring its pensions as a ponzi scheme is not the problem of former members.