‘File 15/1 II Rules and Regulation Finance Dept. Circulars received from the Govt. of India’ [‎62r] (131/728)

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
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RESOLUTION.
Simla, the 29th June 1933.
No. P. 1-XV-R. Ij30.—With reference w
paragraph 6 of this Department Resolution
Ao. F. 81-K. 1|24, dated the 11th February
1929, the Governor General in Council is pleased
to prescribe, under Fundamental Rule 116, the
rates mentioned in the annexed schedule for
the purpose of recovery of contributions for
pension and leave-salary in respect of military
officers and other ranks in permanent civil
employ who are transferred to foreign service.
These revised rates shall have effect from the
1st July 1933, and shall also apply, with effect
from the same date, to military officers and
other ranks already in foreign service except
those who were transferred to such service,
before the 27th January 1922, in the case of
military commissioned officers, and before the
28th February 1924 in the case of others, in
whose case there has been no fixtension of the
period of foreign service and consequently con
tributions on w J lose behalf are still recovered in
accordance with the old Civil Service Regula
tions rates.
2. These rates, which will be payable only
during active foreign service, cover, in all cases,
the liability for the ordinary, disability and
family pensions and gratuities (including the
disability v and family pensions at double rates
and the gratuity admissible under paragraph
94—Pension Regulations, India, in respect of
military officers ; the special and mustering-out
pensions and gratuities and gratuity admissible
under paragraph 258, ibid in respect of Indian
ranks ; and invalid pensions and gratuities in
respect of military sub-assistant surgeons)
which may be admissible, under the ordinary
rules of their service, as they stand from time to
time, in respect of officers or other ranks trans
ferred to foreign service in any circumstances
whatsoever.
Ordered that the Resolution be published in
the Gazette of India.
SCHEDULE.
(«) Military commissioned officers.
(i) Rates of monthly contribution for
pension.
Length of service.
0—1
year
1—2
years ..
2—3
>> • •
3—4
99 • •
4—6
6—6
99 • •
6—7
7—8
99 • •
8—9
9—10
10—11
"9
11—12
12—13
99 • •
13—14
99 • •
14—16
16—16
99
16—17
99 • •
17—18
18—19
19—20
20—21
21—22
22—23
23—24
99 • •
H106FinD—2,600—6
Rate of
contribution.
£ «.
7 4
8 2
9 0
9 18
10 16
11 14
12 12
13 10
14 8
15
16
17
18
18 18
19 16
20 14
21 12
22 10
23
24
26
26
27
Length of service.
24—26 years ..
26—26 „ ..
26—27 „ ..
27—28 „ ..
28—29
over 29 ,,
Rate of
contribution.
£ 8.
28 16
29 14
30 12
31 10
32 8
33 6
(ii) Rate of monthly contribution for
leave-salary—lOj or 15 per cent,
of pay drawn in foreign service,
according as the officer is of nou-
Asiatic or Asiatic domicile.
(6) Rates of monthly contributions in respect
of Departmental officers and Warrant officers of
the India Unattached List and Indian Medical
Department and British Non-Commissioned
Officers and men on the Indian establishment.
For leave-salary .. 12^ per cent, of pay
drawn in foreign
service.
For pension .. One-sixth of pay
drawn in foreign
service.
(c) Rates of monthly contributions in res
pect of Indian officers with Viceroy's Commis
sion (including those holding Honorary King's
Commission), Non-Commissioned Officers and
men.
For leave-salary
For pension
One-twelfth of pay
drawn in foreign
service.
One-sixth of pay
drawn in foreign
service.
J. B. TAYLOR,
Offg. Secy, to the Govt, of India.
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No. F. 1-XV-R. 1130.
Copy forwarded to all Prov.ncial and Minor
Local Governments ; the High Commissioner for
India ; the several Departments of the Govern
ment of India (including the Financial Ad
visers) ; the Financial Commissiouer, Railways ;
the Military and Private Secretaries to His
Excellency the Viceroy ; the Auditor General ;
the Central Board of Revenue ; the Controller
and the Deputy Controllers of the Currency ;
the Mint and Assay Masters ; and the Master,
Security Printing, India.
Copy also forwarded to all Accountants-
General (including Comptrollers, Assam and
North-West Frontier Region of British India bordering Afghanistan. Province) ; the Deputy
Accountant-General, Central Revenues, Cal
cutta ; the Director of Railway Audit ; the
( on troiler ol Railway Accounts ; all Railway
Audit Officers under the control of the Director
of Railway Audit ; the Chief Accounts Officers,
I'jcist Indian Hailway, Calcutta, Eastern
Bengal Railway, Calcutta, Great Indian
Peninsula Railway, Bombay, North Western
Railway, Lahore, and Burma Railways,
Rangoon ; the Director, Railway Clearing Ac
counts Office, Delhi ; the Director of Army
Audit ; the Audit Officer, Indian Stores
opartment ; and all other Audit Officers.
By order, etc.,
S. SARMA,
Off/.' Assistant Secy, to the Govt, of India.