ANDHRA PRADESH REVISED PENSION RULES, 1980 (As ... - APHB

ANDHRA PRADESH REVISED PENSION RULES, 1980 (As ... - APHB ANDHRA PRADESH REVISED PENSION RULES, 1980 (As ... - APHB

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APNDIX - I 158 be sent to the officer responsible for verification six months before the date of retirement. (b) With regard to the question as to by which pension rules a particular employee is governed is has to be decided by the option exercised by the employee. If no option is given by an employee, his case may be finalised with reference to the rule by which he is governed on the date on which he retires. 7. No dues certificate (a) The Head of the office in respect of non-gazetted officers and Head of the department in respect of Gazetted officers are responsible for correct assessment of dues payable by a Government servant due for retirement. Action should be taken 2 years in advance to the date of retirement of a Government servant to assess the dues on account of :- (i) Long term loans/advances like House Building Advance, conveyance advance including interest etc. and short term advances that may be outstanding on the date of retirement. (ii) Government quarters occupied by the retiring Government servant. (iii) Overpayment of pay and allowances or leave salary etc. (iv) Audit objections (v) Stores/Godowns shortages/Misappropriations/Embezzlement (vi) Advance of leave salary (vii) Advance salary on transfer (viii) Telephone/Trunkcall charges (b) With regard to the assessment of Government dues on account of long term advances like House Building Advance, Conveyance Advance etc the departments should take action to send detailed particulars of recoveries against the loans advanced, to the Accountant General and obtain his clearance about the settlement of loan together with interest, where it has been completely repaid or in other cases, a statement showing the balance still due on that account, so as to be incorporated in the ‘No Dues certificate’.

APNDIX - I 159 (c) In so far as the dues on account of Government quarters occupied by Government servants are concerned, all Heads of offices/departments should notify the retirements of the officers to the Estate Officer fairly in advance and obtain a ‘No Dues Certificate” before issuing a ‘No Dues Certificate’ in respect of the retiring employee. If the Head of Office/Department issues a ‘No dues Certificate’ without consulting the Estate officer about the dues on account of the Government quarters occupied by the retiring Government servant, the Heads of Offices/Departments alone shall be responsible for the dues which may remain unrecovered from the terminal benefits. (d) The ‘No dues certificate’ shall be served on the officer one year before retirement. (e) The ‘No dues certificate’ shall be sent to Accountant General, Andhra Pradesh along with the pension papers six months in advance to the date of retirement. (f) The dues to the Co-operative institutions can be recovered from the pensionary benefits. But prior show cause notice has to be issued to the pensioner or to the family members and their representation, if any, has to be considered. [G.O.Ms.No.466, Finance Department, dt. 3.11.1976 w.e.f. 1.11.1976] 8. Pension contribution Non payment of pension contribution by the borrowing organisations, where such payment is the responsibility of the borrowing organisations, in respect of the employees whose services were lent on foreign service terms & conditions shall not delay the settlement of pension claim of a retiring employee. It is for the lending department to claim this in time. 9. Assessment of Pension and Retirement Gratuity (a) Part-II(A) of the pension forms simplified in G.O.Ms.No.263 Fin & Plg (FW.PSC) Dept., dt. 23.11.98, deals with the assessment of Pensionary benefits to the retiring Government employe. This form has to be prepared by the Head of the Office from which the Government servant retires/retired, in triplicate and has to be forwarded to the Pension Sanctioning Authority (if he is not himself the Pension Sanctioning Authority) in triplicate along with the documents received from the retiring Government employee/from the beneficiary of the family pension.

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be sent to the officer responsible for verification six months before<br />

the date of retirement.<br />

(b) With regard to the question as to by which pension rules a particular<br />

employee is governed is has to be decided by the option exercised<br />

by the employee. If no option is given by an employee, his<br />

case may be finalised with reference to the rule by which he is<br />

governed on the date on which he retires.<br />

7. No dues certificate<br />

(a) The Head of the office in respect of non-gazetted officers and Head<br />

of the department in respect of Gazetted officers are responsible<br />

for correct assessment of dues payable by a Government servant<br />

due for retirement. Action should be taken 2 years in advance to<br />

the date of retirement of a Government servant to assess the<br />

dues on account of :-<br />

(i) Long term loans/advances like House Building Advance, conveyance<br />

advance including interest etc. and short term advances<br />

that may be outstanding on the date of retirement.<br />

(ii) Government quarters occupied by the retiring Government<br />

servant.<br />

(iii) Overpayment of pay and allowances or leave salary etc.<br />

(iv) Audit objections<br />

(v) Stores/Godowns shortages/Misappropriations/Embezzlement<br />

(vi) Advance of leave salary<br />

(vii) Advance salary on transfer<br />

(viii) Telephone/Trunkcall charges<br />

(b) With regard to the assessment of Government dues on account<br />

of long term advances like House Building Advance, Conveyance<br />

Advance etc the departments should take action to send detailed<br />

particulars of recoveries against the loans advanced, to the<br />

Accountant General and obtain his clearance about the settlement<br />

of loan together with interest, where it has been completely repaid<br />

or in other cases, a statement showing the balance still due on<br />

that account, so as to be incorporated in the ‘No Dues certificate’.

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