काछ- g . i I " . t o . •, ' ब्द " * r i ·.漸' | I . * , to t g '. i I * 1 * i * ila i , 攀 V $ 4 y) i sti l i h i f l I {{9 : J * ra ابط i A r g ها- f - i w r مسظ . . . . . . Seetion & . . . . . . Insert the following as a Note under this section after Clause (e) on page 32 — [Notr.—The Proviso under section 60 applies to an officer invalided on account of incapacity for further-service, which incapacity is due to old age or natural decay from advancing years. The attention of the examining medical officer should always be called to that Proviso in the case of an officer whose qualifying, service begun after he attained the age of twenty-five years in order that he may adapt his certificate accordingly.] Section 60 Proviso (Page 82). For the words “admissible as invalid pension or gratuity” subtitute “admissible under ஆண்
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this section.” Insert the words : — R “See Rule 5 under Section 95, page 52. A gratuity is intended to be less valuable than a pension, and must not be awarded if it is likely to impose upon the revenue a higher charge than would arise from a pension. f As a foot-note to the word “Gratuity” in each of the following sections:– Section 50 (page 25). | Section 63 (page 28) and ,, 52 ( , 27). ... , 56 ( , 29). Section 95 (Page 52.) Insert the following as Rule 5 under this section : 5. Every applicant for a gratuity should appear before a commissioned medical officer or medical officer in charge of a civil station, and if the medical officer considers that the applicant has clearly not the normal prospects of life, he should so certify in a confidential report to the head of the office explaining briefly the grounds for his opinion. In such case the Local Government should grant, in lieu of the gratuity, a pensiou equal to that which the gratuity would purchase according to the scale in Table A, Appendix E, for a person of the same age with normal. prospects of life. But it is not intended that this rule should be employed indiscriminately, and the Government of India will be ready specially ίω consider any cases in which its strict operation would work serious hardship. CIVIL LEAVE CODE. Chapter I (Page 113.) Insert the following Note beiween “Chapter 1’’ and “Extent of application" s— [Note.—No standing order not contained in this Code should be quoted or trusted in deciding or submitting for orders any question affecting Leave. If any officer thinks that any order not cmbodied in this Code ought to be revived, he should refer the question through the proper channel to the Government of India. Without the special authority of the Government of India, no such order has any validity.] 囑 ACTING ALLOWANCE CODE, Chapter I (Page 228.) Insert the following Note between “Chapter 1” and “Definitions and Erplanations” – [Note—No standing order not contained in this Code should be quoted or trusted in deciding or submitting for orders any question affecting Acting allowances. If any officer. thinks that any order not embodied in this Code ought to be revived, he should refer the question through the proper channel to the Government of India. Without the special authority of the Government of India, no such order has any validity.] W. Q Section as, Insert the following as Rule 4 on page 286:— 4. An officer in medical charge of a civil station is entitled under this section to an allowance of Rs. 100 a month for holding visiting charge of a second station. • , , , :ே : i * R. B. Chapman,
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[gerernment desette, 30th osteter 1877.)
