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(Circular Memo No.11027-B/26/Pen.I/87, dated 20-8-1991 of Fin. & Plg.
(FW:Pen.I) Dept.)
(vii) Admissibility of Family Pension to the children of a divorced
wife:-
Sub-rule (2) of Rule 8 of A.P. Government servants (Family Pension)
Rules, 1964 was amended to enable the children of a divorced wife to get a
share of family pension in respect of a deceased Government servant.
(G.O. Ms. No.20, Fin. & Plg. (FW:Pen.I) Dept., dated 24-1-1981)
(viii) Divorce is not legal separation :-
It is clarified that the ‘divorce’ does not come under legal separation
as it does not fall under the definition of “family “ as defined in clause (b) of
sub-rule (12) of Rule 50 of A.P. Revised Pension Rules, 1980.
(G.M. No.12448/162/Admn.II/90, dated 3-9-1990 of Fin. & Plg. (FW:Admn.II)
(ix) Simplified procedure to settle the cases of employees dying in
service:-
Within one month of receipt of intimation of the date of death
of the Government servant the amount of family pension shall
be determined in accordance with the following provisions:
(i) the service and emoluments for the last year of service shall
be verified and accepted by the Head of Office/Department
and the family pension determined under Rule 50(2) if the
deceased Government servant, on the date of death, has
rendered morethan one and less than seven years of service.
(ii) the service for the last seven years and emoluments for the
service rendered in the last year shall be verified and accepted
by the Head of the Office/Department and the amount of family
pension and the period for which it is payable shall be
determined under Rule 50(3) if the deceased Government
servant, on the date of death, has rendered more than seven
years of service.
(iii) if the deceased Government servant, at the time of death, has
rendered more than seven years of service and the same is
not capable of being verified and accepted by the Head of the