'File 1/4 Personal File of Captain H D H Rance' [‎291v] (593/936)

by a personal declaration by the subscriber that he
intends to reside in a country in which the rupee is
not legal tender, and the Accounts Officer will take
steps to seek the sanction of the Government of India,
War Department, to .payment of the deposits in Sterling.
(c) Subscribers residing in Dominions and Colonies
will address their applications, which should be acconv
panied by the personal declaration referred to above-
in the case of subscribers to the Sterling Branch who
desire to receive payments of their deposits in sterling,
to the Local Colonial Paymaster, who will transmit them
with details of recoveries made by him on account of
subscriptions, etc., to the Accounts Officer at the same
tine informing the Accountant-General India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. , of
the amount.of recoveries made. Colonies which,are in
direct accounts with India will not inform the India
Office of the amount of recoveries.
(d) In the case of subscribers to the rupee branch
of the Fund, the Accounts Officer will sanction payment
of the deposits.
The Controller of Military Accounts and Pensions, Lahore,
may sanction in urgent cases interim payment up to !.•> .
the actual balance standing to a subscriber 1 s credit, on
the books in the Controller 1 s Office on the 31st March in
the year prior to the subscriber retiring, proceeding on
leave preparatory to retirement, or being invalided, etc«, _
if delay is anticipated in making payment in full. Any
debits in the accounts subsequent to that date should also
be taken in account. The balance will be paid to the
subscriber as soon as all particulars as to subsequent
subscriptions have been received by the Controller from
Accounts Officers concerned and requirements of the rules
have been satisfied.
Officers transferred to the special un-employed
list and those officers in categories (I) to (III) of the
semi-effective list who do not expect to return to the
Active List will be permitted to exercise the option of
withdrawing the amounts standing to their credit in the
Fund. If recalled to duty officers who have exercised this
option, and officers of the Indian Regular Reserve of
officers, will be permitted to rejoin the fund in^the \
same manner and under the same conditions as original
subscribers; officers of the Indian Medical Service recalled
under the Royal Warrent for the Indian Medical Service
dated the 12th Anril 1937, will be similarly treated.
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Rule 9(vii) s- A subscriber who has been granted leave
^ preparatory to retirement or who xvhilo on leal?e is either
permitted to retire or is declared by a medical board to
be unfit for further service, may withdraw the amount standing
at his credit in the Fund at any time between the
commencement of the leave, or the date of such permission,
or of such declaration, as the case-may be, and the ^datc
of actual retirement subject, however, to the condition
that he may be required, should he return to duty at the
end of his leave, to repay to the fund the whole arrunt;
withdrawn by him with interest thereon. The Controller cf
Military Accounts and Pensions may however sanction, ir
urgent and special circuiastances, interim payment as -icicl
down in clause (iv) above, prior to the commencement c 1 -vn ^
officers leave preparatory to retirement. The Government * f
Indip/n the War Department as the case may be, may ord^r
recovery in full or in part, in caeh and/or in securities,
and at their discretion by instalments.
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