MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 1

Punjab
Punjab
CivilCivil Services
Services
Pension
PensionRules, 1963
Rules,
1963

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 2
 Definition
 Payment to a retired person,
 in cash,
 by ex-Employer
 With regard to
 Length of Service and
 Salary of the retired person.
 2.45 Pension: Except when the term “pension” is
used in contradistinction to “gratuity”, pension
includes gratuity.

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 Modes of Payment
 1. Lump sum payment
 2. Monthly Payment
 3. Partly lump sum and partly on monthly basis.

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 Categories
 Employees with < 5 Year service
 No Pension.
 Employees with >= 5 < 10 Year service
 Ordinary Cases: Gratuity = 1 MP/CY
 Maximum Rs.12,500
 Death/Invalid Cases: Gratuity = 1.5 MP/CY
 Maximum Rs.12,500
 Employees with >= 10 Year service
 According to Formula.

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 5
 Formula
 PENSION=LOQS x AE or LPD x 7/300

 LOQS: Length of Qualifying Service

 AE: Average Emoluments
 LPD: Last Pay Drawn

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 LOQS
 Probation
 Apprenticeship
 Leave
 Training
 Deputation
 Pension Contribution
 Deputation Abroad.

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 LOQS
 Work-charged Service
 Contingent-Paid Service
 1st July, 1972
 1st July, 1973
 Service On Contract
 3 Types of Contract
 Part-Time Service

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 LOQS
 Holders of non‑pensionable posts
 Employees not paid from the
 provincial consolidated fund
 Suspension
 Temporary Service

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 LOQS
 Dismissal/Removal from Service
 Resignation
 Absence

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 LOQS

 Compassionate Allowance
 Not > 2/3 of Pension
 Regularization of Absence
 Into Leave of any kind
 Resignation
 To join another Pensionable Post

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 11
 LOQS
 Gap in Service
 Condonation of Gap
 Deficiency
 Condonation of Deficiency

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 LOQS
 Condonation of Break

12 Yrs

3 Yrs
4 Yrs
2 Yrs
6 Yrs

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 LOQS
 Re-employment
 Boy Service
 Military service
 Those receiving Pension
 Those who received Gratuity/Lump sum
amount
 Others

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 LOQS
 (3) In case the qualifying service of a GS is > 30 years,
 a benefit, to the extent of 2% of his full pension
 for each completed extra year of service beyond 30 years,
 was allowed subject to a maximum of 10% of the full pension.
 Note: For the purpose of this sub-rule, only the completed
years of qualifying service beyond 30 years were taken into
account.
 This Benefit stands Discontinued from 01-12-
2001.

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 Last Pay Drawn
 Pay Includes:
 Basic Pay
 Special Pay
 Indexed Pay
 Personal Pay
 Technical Pay
 Qualification Pay
 Senior Post Allowance
 Orderly Allowance

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 Last Pay Drawn
 The term “pay” does not include
 the pay drawn by a GS in foreign service
 or additional pay for performance of
 additional duties of another post.
 Any Allowance other than
 Senior Post Allowance
 Orderly Allowance.

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 Average Emoluments
 The average of the pay that the Government
servant drew,
 or would have drawn,
 had he not been on leave with leave salary or
 on joining time or
 under suspension which is not adjudged as a penalty
 during the last twelve months of service.

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 Average Emoluments
 In case the pay of a GS is reduced,
 otherwise than as a penalty under the
Government Servants (Efficiency and Discipline)
Rules,
 the average pay, at the option of the pensioner,
 be calculated on the basis of the emoluments
 admissible during the last three years of service.

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 7/300
 Completed years of Scale of pension expressed as
 qualifying service fraction of average emoluments
 10 70/300
 11 77/300
 12 84/300
 13 91/300
 14 98/300
 15 105/300
 16 112/300

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 7/300
 Completed years of Scale of pension expressed as
 qualifying service fraction of average emoluments
 17 119/300
 18 126/300
 19 133/300
 20 140/300
 21 147/300
 22 154/300
 23 161/300
 24 168/300
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 21
 7/300

 Completed years of Scale of pension expressed as

qualifying service fraction of average emoluments
 25 175/300
 26 182/300
 27 189/300
 28 196/300
 29 203/300
 30 or above 210/300
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 22
 Pension Calculation
 Suppose:
 LOQS=37 Y, 7M, 28D.
 LPD =Rs. 12,000

 No Benefit for Service > 30 Yrs.

 So LOQS=30 Yrs.

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 Pension Calculation
 PENSION=LOQS x AE or LPD x 7/300

 = 30 x 12,000 x 7/300
 = Rs. 8,400 P.M. (Gross Pension)
 Commutation upto 35 % of Gross Pension
 Surrendered Portion for Commutation
 = Rs. 8,400 x 35 / 100
 = Rs. 2,940
 Net Pension =
 8,400 – 2,940 =
 Rs. 5,460
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 24
 Commutation
 Commutation Table: (w.e.f. 01-12-2001)

Age Next Birthday Number of Years Purchased

40 25.3728
50 18.3129
55 15.1478
60 12.3719
61 11.8632

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 Commutation
 Commutation = Surrendered Portion x 12 x Years
 = 2,940 x 12 x 12.3719
 = Rs. 4,36,480.63
 = Rs. 4,36,481

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 6.1 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 When a government servant is likely to retire
before his pension can be finally assessed
and sanctioned in accordance with the rules,
the authority competent to sanction pension
may sanction an anticipatory pension
equal to the full pension as calculated
by pension sanctioning authority.

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 6.1 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 Note (1) The pension sanctioning authority
and the Audit Officer concerned
should finalise the pension case quickly so that
there is no excess payment and if any, it is
adjusted as quickly as possible.
 Note (2) If the pension papers are not verified by
Audit Officer till one month before retirement of GS
action as in this rule shall be taken
by the pension sanctioning Authority.

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 6.2 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 The payment of anticipatory pension
shall be made only after the declaration
given in Form 5(Pen.) has been obtained
duly signed from the retiring GS.
 6.3 The authority sanctioning pension
shall ensure that pension
is finally sanctioned as soon as possible.

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 6.4 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 The letter sanctioning the anticipatory Pension
in Form 5 (Pen.) shall be addressed
by the sanctioning authority to the Audit Officer. A
copy of the sanctioning letter
shall also be endorsed to the retiring GS and
the Treasury Officer of the Treasury at
which the pension is to be drawn.

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 6.4 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 This letter will constitute sufficient authority
for drawl of anticipatory pension at the Treasury
in question pending finalization of pension case.
 The pension payment orders appended to such letter
should be dealt with in accordance with
the instructions contained in W.P.
Subsidiary Treasury rules and a
register of anticipatory pension payment order
maintained in the same form
prescribed for regular pension.

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 6.4 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 Note:Before forwarding pension papers
to the Audit Officer for scrutiny,
the sanctioning authority should enter
brief particulars of the case in a register
to be maintained specially for this purpose.
The register should indicate the
name of GS due to retire,
the date of his retirement and
the amount of pension due to him
as per details passed on to Audit Officer.
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 6.5 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 If the authority competent to sanction pension
considers it likely that
in a case contemplated in Rule 6.1 above
the GS would be entitled to a gratuity,
one‑sixth of 65 per cent of the amount of such
probable gratuity should, be
disbursed to him monthly upon a similar
declaration for a maximum
period of six months until the amount is
finally settled.
 Rule 6.2 to 6.4 above would mutatis mutandis
apply in such cases.

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 6.6 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 The payment of the anticipatory pension/gratuity
shall be arranged so that it is not delayed
beyond the first day of the month
following the month in which
the Government servant is due to retire.

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 6.7 ANTICIPATORY PENSION/GRATUITY
 If, upon the completion of regular investigation,
it be found that pension thus summarily assigned
differs from the pension finally settled,
the difference must be adjusted in the
first subsequent payment.
 Further, if anticipatory gratuity proves to be larger
than the amount found actually due
upon completion of the enquiries,
the Government servant shall be required
to refund any excess actually paid to him.

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 FAMILY PENSION
 Involves 3 Aspects:
 1. How much
 2. To whom
 3. How Long.

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 How Much
 Category Gratuity Pension
 Death During Service
 25% of GP
 50% of GP
 Death After Retirement
 NIL
 50% of NP

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 How Much
 Suppose Gross Pension = Rs. 12,000
 Surrendered Portion = (35%)
 = Rs. 4,200
 Net Pension = --------
 = Rs. 7,800

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 How Much
 Gross Pension = Rs. 12,000
 Net Pension = Rs. 7,800
 Category Gratuity Pension
 Death During Service
 25% of G.P.
 Rs. 6,000 P.M.
 Death After Retirement
 Nil
 Rs. 3,900 P.M.

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 39
 Gratuity
 In the Context of Family Pension
 Gratuity =
 Commutation Allowed To The Family

 Nomination
 After 5 Years

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 Gratuity-Nomination
 Nomination Form for Single Nominee
Name andRelation- Age Contin-gencies Name and
address ship with on the relationship of the
of GS happening of person if any, to
nominee which the whom the right
nomination conferred on the
shall become nominee shall pass in
invalid the event of the
nominee
predeceasing the GS

1 2 3 4 5
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 Gratuity-Nomination
 Nomination Form for More Than One Nominees
 Extra Column:
 Amount or share of gratuity
 payable to each nominee.

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 Gratuity-Nomination
 A Nomination in favour of a person
 not a member of the family
 shall lapse
 on the GS acquiring family.

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 Gratuity-Nomination
 Cancellation:
 A Government servant may
 at any time
 cancel a nomination
 by sending a notice in writing
 to the appropriate authority, and
 send a fresh nomination,
 if he/she so desires,
 along with such notice.
 Contingent Form of Cancellation of Nomination.
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 Gratuity-Nomination
 Deposit With:
 Nomination and notice of cancellation
 shall be sent by the GS to his/her
 Accounts Officer and to the Appointing Authority
 in the case of a Gazetted Officer
 Head of his/her office
 in the case of non‑gazetted officer.
 Immediately on receipt of a nomination
 from a non‑gazetted Government servant,
 the Head of the Office shall countersign it
 indicating the date of receipt
 and keep it in his custody.
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 Gratuity-Nomination
 Nomination not covering 100% Gratuity:
 If nomination relates only
 to a part of the amount of the gratuity,
 the part to which it does not relates
 shall be distributed equally
 only among the members of the family
 other than the nominees

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 46
 Gratuity-Family
 Group II
 Wife or wives
 Husband
 Son/sons < 24 Years
 Daughter/s U.M. (Unmarried)
 Adopted child
 Son/s of D.S. < 24 years (Deceased Son)
 Daughter/s of D.S. U.M.
 Widow/s of D.S.
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 Adopted Child
 Conditions:
 No son/daughter of GS
 If GS has a child of his own after adoption
The Adopted Child will cease to be a member.
 Only one Adopted Child
 Under the personal law of the GS
adoption is legally recognized as
conferring the status of a natural child.

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 WIFE
 The wife who has been
 judicially separated from the GS
 or has ceased under the customary law
 of the community to which she belongs
 to be entitled to maintenance,
 will no longer be deemed to be a member of family
 unless the GS has himself intimated in writing
 to the Accounts Officer/Head of the Office
 that she will continue to be so regarded.

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 Husband
 In the case of a female GS,
 if the wife intimates in writing
 to the Accounts Officer/Head of the Office that
 her husband should not be included
 as a member of the family, then
 he will no longer be considered a member of
family
 unless subsequently she cancels in writing
 her intimation excluding him.
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 Family of D.S.
 The widow or widows and
 the child or children
 of a deceased son
 shall receive between them
 in equal parts
 only the share which
 that son would have received
 if he had survived that GS
 and had been exempted
 from the operation of the first provision.

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 Gratuity-Family
 Group III
 1) father
 2) mother.
 3) brothers below the age of 21 years
 4) un‑married and widowed sisters
 In Equal Shares.

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 Gratuity-Family
 Group IV
 Son/s
 Daughter/s
 In the absence of any other eligible claimant
 gratuity would be payable to the sons and daughters
 of the deceased GS
 in equal shares
 even if the sons are over 24 years old and
 the daughters are married
 and their husbands are alive.
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 53
 Family Pension
 To the Wife/Husband
 If there is only one wife, and
 If Number of Wives+children <= 4
 Divide Equally.
 If Number of Wives+children > 4
 25% To Each Widow
 The Remainder to Children
 in Equal Share.

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 Family Pension
 In the case of a female GS leaving behind
 1. children from a former marriage in addition to
 2. her husband and
 3. children by her surviving husband,
 the amount of pension shall be divided equally among the
husband and all eligible children.
 In case the total number of beneficiaries exceeds four,
 the husband shall be allowed 1/4th of the pension and
 the remaining amount distributed equally
 among the eligible children.
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 Family Pension
 Failing a widow or husband
 the pension shall be divided equally
 among the surviving sons not above 24 years
 and unmarried daughters.

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 Family Pension
 The eldest widowed daughter.
 The eldest widow of a deceased son of the GS
 The eldest surviving son of a deceased son
 The eldest unmarried daughter of a deceased son
 The eldest widowed daughter of a deceased son

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 Family Pension
 Father
 Mother
 The Eldest surviving brother < 21 years;
 The Eldest surviving unmarried sister,
– if the eldest sister marries or dies
– then the next eldest
 The eldest surviving widowed sister.

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 How Long
 For 10 Years From the Date of Death/Retirement
 Widow: Lifetime or till Re-Marriage
 Female Family Members
 Till their Marriage/re-Marriage
 Son/s & Orphan Grandson/s
 Till they are < 24 years.
 Brothers
 Till they are < 21 years.
 Death/Marriage/re-Marriage of Recipient of Pension
 To the Next Entitled/Divided Equally.
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 Family Pension
 Condition:
 Further good conduct of the recipient
 is an implied condition
 of every grant of a family pension.
 Government has the right
 To effect recovery from such gratuity or pension
 in the case of overpayment.

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 60
 Family Pension
 Minor Recipients:
 To their Mother/Father.
– In case the mother/father is not alive or
– was judicially separated from the GS in his life time,
– the sanctioning authority may nominate
– any suitable person
– to be the guardian of such minor children
– for receiving pension and/or shares of gratuity.

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 3.1 Classifications of pensions
 (a) Compensation Pension,
 (b) Invalid Pension,
 (c) Superannuation Pension,
 (d) Retiring Pension.

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 3.2 Compensation pension
 If a permanent GS is selected for discharge
 Owing to the abolition of his permanent post or
 Owing to a change in the nature of the duties of that post
 He shall have the option ‑
 (a) of taking any compensation pension and/or gratuity
 to which he may be entitled
 for the service, he has already rendered; or
 (b) of accepting another post or
 transfer to another establishment
 even on a lower pay, if offered and
 continuing to count his previous service for pension.

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 3.3 Invalid Pension
 (1) An invalid pension is awarded to a GS
 on his retirement from Government service
 before reaching the age of superannuation
 who by bodily or mental infirmity
 is permanently incapacitated for further service
 on production of a medical certificate
 prescribed in sub‑rule (3).

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 3.3 Invalid Pension
 (2) A GS who wishes to retire on invalid pension
 should apply to his Head of Office or
 Department/attached Department
 who should direct him to present himself before
 a Medical Board or an Invaliding Committee
 or a Medical Officer
 for obtaining a medical certificate
 of incapacity for further service.

MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 65
 Invalidation Certificate
 "Certified that I(we) have carefully examined
 ______________A.B.___________________,
 son of ________C.D.____________________,
 a ____________Designation______________,
 in the _______Department________________,
 His age is by his own statement _______ years.
 I(we) consider __________A.B.___________
 to be completely and permanently incapacitated
 for further service of any kind
 (or in the department to which he belongs)
 in consequence of __________ disease or cause___.
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 Invalidation
 I am (we) are of opinion that
 ______________A.B_____________
 is fit for further service
 of a less laborious character
 than that which he has been doing
 (or may after resting for ___ months,
 be fit for further service
 of a less laborious character
 than that which has been doing).
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 67
 Invalidation
 Gazetted GS: medical certificate from
 Medical Board or an Invaliding Committee
 A GS who has submitted a medical certificate
 of incapacity for further service
 should be invalided for service
 on receipt of the medical certificate, or
 from the date of expiry of leave
– if already on leave, or
– has been granted leave as a special case.
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 Death During Service
 In the event of death before retirement
 pension for the purposes of this rule
 shall be calculated
 as if the GS retired on invalid pension
 on the date of his death,
 but it shall be admissible from the day
 following the death of the Government servant.

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 3.4 Superannuation Pension
 A superannuation pension
 is granted to a government servant
 who retires on attaining the age of 60 years

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 3.5 Retiring Pension
 ‑A retiring pension is granted to a GS,
 who not being eligible for superannuation pension ‑
 (i) Opts to retire after 25 years qualifying service
– or such less time as may for any special class of
Government servant be prescribed; or
 (ia)is compulsorily retired, by the competent
authority, after [10 ] years qualifying service;
 (ii) is compulsorily retired from service by the
authority competent to remove him from service on
grounds of inefficiency, misconduct or corruption.

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 3.5 Retiring Pension
 The right given under Note (1)
 shall not be available
 to a government servant against whom
 departmental or judicial proceedings are
pending.

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 3.5 Retiring Pension
 Voluntary Retirement:
 A GS can ask for retirement
 only after completion of
 25 years qualifying service.

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 LPR
 A GS proceeding on retiring pension
 has the right to avail of such LPR
 as may be admissible to him unless
 he has been retired under the E &D Rules.
 However, the LPR shall not be allowed to him
 until he has completed 25 years qualifying
service.

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 LPR
 If a government servant proceeds on LPR
 before actually completing
 25 years of qualifying service,
 he may be deemed to have proceeded on retirement
 with effect from the date he completes
 25 years of qualifying service, and
 the leave enjoyed by him
 before completing 25 years of service
 may be treated as leave of the kind due to him

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 Additional Charge
 4.3 If a GS has held more than one post,
 in respect of each of which,
 if he had held it separately and alone,
 pension would have been admissible to him,
 the pension admissible to him is
 the sum of the several pensions
 which would have been admissible to him
 if he had held each post separately and alone.

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 Your Responsibility
 Initiation:
 The responsibility
 for initiation and completion of pension
papers
 GS in BS 16 and above
 Head of Department/Attached Department
 GS in BS 1 to 15
 Head of Office concerned
 One year before retirement.
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 Your Responsibility
 PPO on the Date of Retirement.
 Ensure that a Government servant
 begins to receive his pension
 on the date on which it becomes due.
 Audit Office:
 Pension papers, complete in all respects,
 should be sent to the audit office
 six months before the date of retirement
 Sanctioned:
 So that pension may be sanctioned
 a month before the date of his retirement.
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 Your Responsibility
 Service Books-Checking/Verification:
 Checking and maintenance of service books
 in duplicate.
 Should be got verified from the audit office
 immediately after the 10th and 24th year of service.
 Review of delayed cases:
 Every 3 months.
 Condonation
 of interruptions and deficiencies.
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 79
 Your Responsibility
 Pension Papers shall be forwarded
 along with the necessary documents
 to the Audit Officer
 through the authority
 empowered to sanction the pension.

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 Your Responsibility
 Last pay certificate
 No demand certificate.
 Payment of pension should not be held up
 for want of “No Demand Certificate”.
 It is not necessary to enclose
 the “No Demand Certificate”
 with the pension papers
 when they are sent to the audit office.

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 Avoiding Delay
 On receipt of the pension papers
 the Audit Officer shall apply the requisite checks.
 Audit shall not insist on the prior recovery
 of pension and/or leave salary contributions
 in respect of GS who served
 in Autonomous or Semi-autonomous or local bodies
 under the control of provincial government.
 Such recoveries shall be made separately
 by the Audit.
– In case recoveries are not made within a reasonable time
– the matter should be brought
MUNAWAR into notice of government.
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 Avoiding Delay
 A pension/gratuity which is certified by the Audit Officer
 shall be sanctioned by the competent authority.
 The audit officer shall issue
 the pension/gratuity payment order
 to the treasury officer who is to pay the pension/gratuity.
 The pension/gratuity payment order shall be issued
 i) In the case of normal retirement
 one month before retirement, and
 ii) In the case of premature, voluntary or compulsory
retirement or death
 within three months of the date of the event.

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 Place of Payment
 A pension/gratuity
 is payable in rupees
 at any Government Treasury
 in Pakistan.

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 EXTRAORDINARY PENSION
 To all persons in civil employ
 of the Provincial Government
 (including Government servants
 serving in a civil or military capacity
 with a Military, Naval or Air Force),
 whether their employment is
 permanent, temporary or casual and
 whether remunerated by fixed pay
 or by piecework rates.

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 EXTRAORDINARY PENSION
 Persons to whom
 Workman's Compensation Act 1923 applies:
 1) an award shall be paid under these rules
 only if the authority competent to sanction it
 considers that the compensation payable
 under the Act is inadequate.
 2) the amount of award paid to any such person
 shall not exceed the difference
 between amount admissible under these rules and
 the amount of compensation payable under the Act.
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 EXTRAORDINARY PENSION
 The EP may be granted to a GS
 even if he is not invalided from service
 as a result of the disability
 on account of which the award is made.
 The grant of extraordinary pension to a GS
 is no bar to the grant of
 any ordinary civil pension or gratuity
 for which he may be eligible under the rules.

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 EXTRAORDINARY PENSION
 Prior concurrence of Finance Department.
 Inspector General of Police may,
 without the prior concurrence of the FD
 sanction extraordinary pension
 in case of any member of the Police Force
 who is killed in action on duty.

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 Disability Pension and Gratuity
 Class of Maximum Minimum
 injury Pension Rs. P.M. Rs. P.M.
A 20% of pay 600 100
 (After death to widow 15% of pay)
 Gratuity
 6 months’ pay
 Child without own mother
 5% of pay 100 50
 Child living with own mother
 2.5% of pay 50 25
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 Disability Pension and Gratuity
 Class of Maximum Minimum
 injury Pension Rs. P.M. Rs. P.M.
B 15% of pay 450 75
 (After death to widow)
 Gratuity
 Nil
 Child without own mother
 4% of pay 80 40
 Child living with own mother
 2% of pay 50 25
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 Disability Pension and Gratuity
 Class of Maximum Minimum
 injury Pension Rs. P.M. Rs. P.M.
C 15% of pay 450 75
 (After death to widow)
 Gratuity
 Nil
 Child without own mother
 Nil
 Child living with own mother
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 Disability Pension and Gratuity
 Class of Pension Gratuity Child Child
 injury without living with
 own mother own mother
 A 20% of pay 6 months pay 5% of pay 2.5% of pay
 Max Rs. 600 Rs. 100 Rs. 50
 Min Rs. 100 P.M. Rs. 50 Rs. 25
 (After death per child per child
 to the widow).
 B 15% of pay Nil 4% of pay 2% of pay
 Max Rs. 450 Rs. 80 Rs. 50
 Min Rs. 75 P.M. Rs. 40 Rs. 25
 per child per child
 C 15% of pay Nil Nil Nil
 Max Rs. 450
 Min Rs. 75 P.M. .
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 92
 CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITY
 CLASS ‘A’
 1. Death /loss of life
 2. Loss of a hand and a foot
 or loss of use of two or more limbs.
 3. total loss of eye-sight.
 4. Total loss of speech.
 5. Total deafness both ears.
 6. Paraplegia or hemiplegia.

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CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITY
 CLASS ‘A’
 7. Lunacy.
 8. Very severe facial disfigurement.
 9. Advanced cases of incurable disease.
 10.Wounds, injuries or diseases resulting in a
disability due to which a person becomes
incapacitated.
 11.Emasculation.

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 CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITY
 Wounds, injuries or disease of limb
 resulting in damage of nerves, joints, or muscles
 making the whole of limb useless
 would mean loss of that limb.
 Cases in which a partial function is retained
 will not be included in this class .
 However, if the partial retention of function
 does not help in walking in case of leg or
 does not help in holding an object
 even with partial efficiency,
MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 95
 it should be considered as total loss of function.
CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITY
 Those cases will also be included in this class
 where the earning capacity of the GS
 has been totally impaired
 due to the invaliding disability.

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 CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITY
 CLASS ‘B’
 1. Loss of a thumb or at least three fingers of hand.
 2. Partial loss of one or both feet
 at or beyond tarsometatarsal joint.
 3. Loss of vision of one eye.

 CLASS ‘C’
 1. Limited restriction of movement of joint due to injuries.
 2. Disease of a limb restricting performance of duties.

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CLASSIFICATION OF DISABILITY
 General Note:
 When the wound, injury or illness
 causing the disability
 is not entered in the above Schedule,
 The disability shall be assessed by medical board
 at the classification most closely
corresponding to those given above.

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 ATTRIBUTABILITY OF DISABILITY
 PRINCIPLES AND PROCEDURE FOR
DETERMINING.
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 A) Casualties due to wound or injury
 1) It should be established in such cases that
 cause of casualty was the result of duty in service.
 2) where the injury resulted from the risk
 inherent in service, attributability will be conceded.

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 ATTRIBUTABILITY OF DISABILITY
 3) An individual will be deemed to be
 in the performance of duty when-
 i) he is physically present in his headquarters
 ii) he is traveling on leave at government expense
 iii) when traveling to or from duty
 (e.g. from residence to place of duty and back
 but not whilst he is in his residence)
 iv) whilst traveling on duty, i.e. where it is established
 that but for the duty
 he would not have been Travelling at all.
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 ATTRIBUTABILITY OF DISABILITY
 4) Disability resulting from purely personal act,
 such as shaving or similar private pursuits
 would not normally be treated as attributable to service.
 5) Disability resulting from violence
 provoked by performing of duty
 will be viewed as attributable to service
 unless the circumstances of the case
 warrant a different conclusion.

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 ATTRIBUTABILITY OF DISABILITY
 6) If circumstances are such that
 service played no part in the causation of disability
 attributability will not be conceded.
 Illustration:
 If a person driving a motor cycle etc., on duty,
 collides with a truck
 the injury received may be attributed to service
 but if he is out for a walk and sustains injury
 from a passing truck,
 his case will not qualify for the concession.
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 B) Casualties due to disease:
 a) The cause of disability resulting from a disease
 will be regarded as attributable to service
 only when it is directly due to risks
 which may be regarded as peculiar
 to the circumstances of duty in service.
 In determining attributability in such cases
 due regard should be paid to the question whether
 service in a particular region, or of a particular type,
 involved exposure to exceptional risk
 of contraction of or infection by, a disease,
 as well as to the actual circumstances of the case.
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 B) Casualties due to disease:
 b) Attributability will not be conceded if,
 though contracted during the period
 of actual performance of duty,
 in the opinion of the medical authorities concerned
 the disease is due to risks which cannot be regarded
 as peculiar to such duty in service.
 c) Where a disease or its aggravation
 resulted from the risk of duty,
 attributability/aggravation will be conceded.

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 B) Casualties due to disease:
 d) All cases of tuberculosis and bronchial asthma
 will be accepted as attributable to or aggravated
 by service where the medical opinion
 is in favour of the acceptance.
 e) Attributability/aggravation
 in all cases of cardiac disease
 will be determined in accordance with
 the guidelines mentioned at the end of this part.

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 B) Casualties due to disease:
 f) Where medical or other supporting
documents
 are incomplete,
 cases will be dealt with on merits
 with due regard to medical opinion
 and other evidence.

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 Cardiac Disease
 1. There are many pre-disposing factors
 which may precipitate an attack
 of coronary occlusion.
 No single factor can be pin-pointed
 as being responsible for such an attack.
 It is, therefore, not easy to lay any hard and fast rule
 for awarding attributability/aggravation
 in such cases.
 For the guidance of medical and administrative authorities
 some of the facts which may precipitate
 the attack of heart disease are given.

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 Cardiac Disease
 a) Physical Exertion---coronary occlusion is known to have precipitated during or immediately following
physical exertion, physical exertion may not necessarily be of an unusual character i.e. lifting of a heavy
trunk/bundle, pushing a stalled vehicle or an up-hill climbing have in many instances been followed by an
attack of coronary occlusion. The effects of exertion are worse if the individual is unduly fatigued, has lack
of sleep or is under emotional stress. Attributability will be conceded if a person undergoing stress and
strain, pressure and counter pressure by virtue of the nature of his duties develops psychiatric problem.
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 (b) Emotional Strain---The occurrence of coronary disease in persons who had been under an unusually
severe and protracted emotional strain points to a probable relationship between the two. Separation from
families, uncongenial atmosphere, frequent moves, all add to mental strain and psychological trauma.
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 (2) The question of attributability/aggravation of heart disease on occurrence in otherwise a normal
individual who is subject to the above mentioned factors will, therefore, have to be considered and decided
in the light of known history and merits of each case.
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 (3) While dealing with such cases due precaution will be exercised by all concerned to carefully bring out
detailed merits of the case as award of attributability/aggravation depends on their candid opinion.]

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 COMMUTATION OF CIVIL PENSIONS

8.1 A competent authority may sanction the commutation for lump sum payment of a portion not exceeding one half [(including 1/4th of the surrendered portion)] of any pension which has been or is about to be granted under these rules.

8.2 (1)  for commutation should be submitted in Part-I of Form 6(Pen) through the Head of the Office in which the applicant is or was employed or if he is or was himself the Head of the Office through the Head of the Department/Attached Department.
An application
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 (2) The Head of the Office or the Head of the Department/ Attached Department shall forward the application to the Accounts Officer who is reporting on the title to his pension if he is still in service, or if pension has already been sanctioned, to the Accounts Officer of the area in which the treasury from which the pensioner draws his pension is situated.
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 (3) The Accounts Officer shall complete Part II of Form 7(Pen.) without delay and transmit it to the authority competent to sanction the commutation.
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 @ [(4) If application for commutation is submitted within a period of one year from the date of retirement of the Government Servant, the commutation shall not be subject to medical certification. In such cases, the Accounts Officers shall, at their own, authorise payment of commuted value of pension to the pensioners without asking for administrative sanction. In other cases of commutation of pension, the provisions of rules 8.3 to 8.9 shall be followed.
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 (5) In the case of premature retirement on medical grounds the requirement of medical examination shall not be waived, even if the application for commutation is submitted within one year of the date of retirement. ]
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 8.3 (1) The authority competent to sanction commutation shall thereupon accord its administrative sanction in Part III of Form 6 (Pen.) and transmit to the applicant on Form 7(Pen.) a certified copy of the Accounts Officer certificate contained in Part II of Form 6(Pen.) of lump sum payable on commutation in the event of his being reported by the proper medical authority to be fit subject for commutation and one copy of Form 8(Pen.) Part I of which is to be filled in by the applicant before his medical examination and handed to the medical authority.
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 (2) The sanctioning authority shall further instruct the applicant to appear for examination before the said medical authority within three months from the date of its order, or if he has applied for commutation in advance on the date of his retirement within three months of the date, but in no case earlier than the actual date of retirement.
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 (3) The sanctioning authority shall forward to the Health Department in original the completed Form 6(Pen) together with a copy of Form 8(Pen.) and an extra copy of Part III of that form; and if the applicant has been granted an invalid pension, or has previously commuted any portion of his pension or declined to accept commutation on the basis of an addition of years to his actual age, or has been refused commutation on medical grounds, copies of the previous medical reports or statements of his case.
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 8.4 The Health Department shall arrange for the medical examination of the applicant by the proper medical authority at the nearest available station to that named by the applicant in Part I of Form 6(Pen.) and as early as possible within the period prescribed and inform the applicant direct. The form and other documents should be transmitted by the Health Department to the examining medical authority.
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 Note ‑ The term ‘medical authority’ means ‑
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 (i) the Standing Medical Board or the Standing Invaliding Committee in the case of Gazetted Government servants and also in the case of non‑Gazetted Government servants drawing pay not less than Rs.400 at the time of retirement; and
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 (ii) the Medical Superintendent/District Health Officer in the case of all other non‑Gazetted Government servants.
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 8.5 (1) The medical authority after obtaining from the applicant, a statement in Part I of Form 8(Pen.) (which must be signed in its presence) shall subject him to a strict examination, enter the results in Part II and complete the certificate contained in Part III of Form 8 (Pen.) and in the case of non‑Gazetted Government servants other than those specially exempted by Government, obtain in its presence the left hand thumb and finger impressions.
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 (2) If the examination is conducted by a single medical officer the applicant shall himself pay the Medical Officer's fee for examination.
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 If he is examined by a Medical Board or Committee he shall pay a fee of Rs.4 into a Government treasury and make over the receipt for the fee to the Medical Board or Committee before examination together with an additional fee of Rs.12 in cash to be retained and divided by the members of the Board or the Committee as the case may be, among themselves.
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 Note ‑ No fee will be payable for medical examination in case the full pension, of the applicant does not or is not likely to exceed Rs.100 per mensem.
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 (3) The medical authority shall without delay forward the completed Form 6 (Pen.) and Form 8 (Pen) in original to the Accounts Officer who gave the certificate contained in Part II of Form 6 (Pen.), regarding the commutation amount admissible to the applicant, and certified copy of the completed Form 8(Pen.) to the sanctioning authority. A certified copy of the medical certificate in Part III of Form 8 (Pen.) should be given to the applicant on the spot after medical examination.
 8.6 If the medical examination does not take place within the period prescribed in the sanctioning order, or if the applicant does not appear for examination before the medical authority within the prescribed period, the sanctioning authority may renew administrative sanction for a further period of three months without obtaining a fresh application for commutation of pension. The applicant may withdraw his application, by written notice dispatched at any time before the medical examination is due to take place, but his option shall expire on his appearance before a medical authority; provided that if the medical authority directs that his age for
 the purpose of commutation shall be assumed to be greater than his actual age, the applicant may withdraw his application by written notice dispatched within two weeks from the date on which he received intimation of the revised sum payable on commutation, or, if the sum is already stated in the sanctioning order, within two weeks from the date on which he receives intimation of the finding of the medical authority. If the applicant does not withdraw in writing his application within the period of two weeks prescribed above, he shall be assumed to have accepted the sum offered.
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 8.7 [(a)] Subject to the provisions contained in rule 8.8 and to the withdrawal of an application under rule 8.6, the commutation shall become absolute, that is, the title to receive the commuted portion of the pension shall cease and the title to receive the commuted value shall accrue on the date on which the medical authority signs the medical certificate.
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* [(b) In cases where a pensioner asks for commutation of pension by applying to the Accounts Officers concerned within one year of his retirement, the commutation will become absolute on the date of application for commutation made to the Accounts Officer and the title to receive the commuted portion of pension will cease on and from that date.]
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 8.8 If the applicant makes any statement found to be false within his knowledge or willfully suppresses any material fact in answer to any question written or oral put to him in connection with his medical examination the sanctioning authority may cancel the sanction at any time before payment is actually made; and such a statement of suppression may be treated as grave misconduct for the purpose of rule 1.8.
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 8.9 (1) The Accounts Officer on receipt of the completed Form 6 (Pen.) and 8 (Pen.) shall arrange forthwith for the payment of the appropriate commuted value and for the corresponding reduction of the pension. He shall also forward to the disbursing officer Form 8(Pen.) containing the signature and thumb and finger impressions of non ‑Gazetted Government servants, taken in the presence of the medical authority, with instructions that they should be verified with those received with the pension payment order.
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 (2) If the applicant on receipt of the sanctioning order withdraws the application within the period prescribed in rule 8.6 he should intimate his intention in writing to the Accounts Officer direct and to the sanctioning authority simultaneously.
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 (3) The payment of the commuted value shall be made in rupees in Pakistan as expeditiously as possible but in the case of an impaired life no payment shall be made till either a written acceptance of the commutation has been received or the period within which the application for the commutation may be withdrawn has expired, whatever the date of actual payment, the amount paid and the effect upon the pension shall be the same if the commuted value is paid on the date on which commutation became absolute, the amount drawn shall be deducted from the amount payable in commutation.
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 8.10 If a pensioner, part of whose pension has been commuted, dies on or after the date on which the commutation became absolute but before receiving the commutation value, this value shall be paid to his family or eligible relatives in the same manner as gratuity is payable under rules 4.7 and 4.8.
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 8.11 [(a)] The lump sum payable on commutation shall be calculated in accordance with the table of present values given below :‑
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 @ [COMMUTATION TABLE
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 Age next Number of years Age next Number of years
 birthday purchased birthday purchased
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 20 50.6304 50 22.8911
 21 49.6676 51 22.0658
 22 48.7066 52 21.2563
 23 47.7467 53 20.4638
 24 46.7884 54 19.6896
 25 45.8314 55 18.9348
 26 44.8758 56 18.2002
 27 43.9215 57 17.4860
 28 42.9688 58 16.7925
 29 42.0179 59 16.1191
 30 41.0089 60 15.4649
 31 40.1218 61 14.8290
 32 39.1767 62 14.2105
 33 38.2336 63 13.6090
 34 37.2929 64 13.0239
 35 36.3551 65 12.4549
 36 35.4203 66 11.9017
 37 34.4885 67 11.3643
 38 33.5603 68 10.8428
 39 32.6361 69 10.3371
 40 31.7160 70 9.8472
 41 30.8007 71 9.3729
 42 29.8907 72 8.9142
 43 28.9800 73 8.4708
 44 28.0891 74 8.0427
 45 27.1990 75 7.6299
 46 26.3172 76 7.2322
 47 25.4444 77 6.8496
 48 24.5816 78 6.4818
 49 23.7301 79 6.1287
 80 5.7901]
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 * [(b) A Government servant retiring after attaining the age of 60 years shall be allowed commuted value of pension as applicable at the age of 60 years instead of 61 years, if he applies for commutation while in service.]
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 @@ [8.12. (a) The commuted portion of pension to the extent of 1/4th of full pension shall be restored to the pensioners on completion of the number of years for which commuted value is paid.
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 (b) In restoring the commuted portion of pension under sub-rule (1), the fraction of a year mentioned in the Commutation Table which is less than six months shall be ignored and that of six months or more shall count as one year.
 (c) In the case of a pensioner who had surrendered 1/4th of his full pension for gratuity under the rules applicable to him at the time of his retirement, the amount surrendered for gratuity (i.e. 1/4th of full pension) shall be restored on completion of the period for which the gratuity was paid. The rate of gratuity shall be divided by 12 to arrive at the period for which gratuity was paid. For example, if a pensioner had received gratuity at the rate of Rs. 160 for each rupee surrendered, his period of gratuity would work out to 13.33 years.
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 (d) A pensioner who had surrendered 1/4th of his full pension for commutation and 1/4th for gratuity, shall be entitled to the restoration of commuted portion of his pension only at the expiry of the period for which the commutation was allowed.
 Note. The benefit of restoration of 1/4th of full pension surrendered for gratuity or commutation is not admissible in the case of family pension.]
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 Deleted vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.
 @ Added vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.
 Rule 8.7 renumbered as 8.7 (a) vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.
 * Added vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.
Rule 8.11 renumbered as 8.1 (a) vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89,
 dated 1st March, 1992.
 @ Table replaced vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.
 * Added vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.
 @@ Added vide Notification No. F.D. (SR-III) 4-1/89, dated 1st March, 1992.

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 FORM I (PEN)

 {Referred to in Rule 4.7(6)}

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 NOMINATION FOR GRATUITY
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When the GovernmentServant has family and wishes to nominate one member thereof
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 I hereby nominate the person mentioned below, who is a member of my family, and confer on him the right to receive any gratuity that may be sanctioned by the Government in the event of my death while in service, and the right to receive on my death any gratuity which having been admissible to me on retirement may
 remain unpaid at my death --
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Name and address of nominee
 Relationship with Government servant
 Age
 Contingencies on the happening of which the nomination shall become invalid
 Name and relationship of the person if any, to whom the right conferred on the nominee shall pass in the event of the nominee predeceasing the Government servant
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 To be filled in by the Head of Office in case of a Non‑Gazetted Govt. Servant
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 Nomination by Signature of Head of Office
 Designation Date
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 FORM 2 (PEN)

 {Referred to in Rule 4.7 (6)}

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 NOMINATION FOR GRATUITY
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When the GovernmentServant has family and wishes to nominate more than one member thereof
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 I, hereby nominate the persons mentioned below, who are members of my family, and confer on them the right to receive to the extent specified below, any gratuity that may be sanctioned by the Government in the event of my death while in service, and the right to receive on my death to the extent specified below, any
 gratuity which having become admissible to me on retirement may remain unpaid at my death ‑
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Name and address of nominee
 Relationship with Government servant
 Age
 Amount or share of gratuity payable to each
 Contingencies on the happening of which the nomination shall become invalid
 Name and relationship of the person if any, to whom the right conferred on the nominee shall pass in the event of the nominee predeceasing the Government servant
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N.B. ‑ The Government  servant should draw lines across the blank space below the last entry to prevent the insertion of any name after he has signed.
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 Dated thisday of19 at
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 Witnesses to Signature
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 Signature of Government servant
 Note ‑ This column should be filled in so as to cover the whole amount of gratuity.
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 To be filled in by the Head of Office in the case of a non‑Gazetted Government servant.
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 Nomination by Signature of Head of Office
 Designation Date
 Office Designation
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MUNAWAR HUSSAIN 111