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

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service under that body w.e.f. a date prior to 16-6-1967 be paid an amount
equal to what Government would have contributed had the officer been on
contributory provident fund terms under Government, together with simple
interest thereon at 2% for the period of his pensionable service under
Government. In such cases the interest (2%) on the total balance of contribution
should be calculated for the entire period of pensionable service of the
Government servant rendered prior to his permanent absorption in an
autonomous body. The amount is to be credited to his C.P. Fund account
with the autonomous body as an opening balance on the date of permanent
absorption and Government’s liability in respect of the Officer’s pensionable
service under them would be treated as extinguished by this payment. This
decision applies, however, only where the permanent transfer from
Government service to an autonomous body is in the public interest and the
transfer is to a Government or to a quasi-Government Corporation or an
autonomous body and not to a private institution. In all other cases, Government
will not accept any liability to pay any retirement benefits for the period of
service rendered by the officer before his transfer. The concession is not to
be claimed as a matter of right but is sanctioned at the discretion of
Government in individual cases where it is merited, and each case has to be
referred to the Department of personnel and the Ministry of Finance.
Retirement Benefits - Transfer to new account :
3. Credit to the Contributory Provident Fund Account of the Government
servant permanently absorbed in the service of a body corporate wholly or
partially owned by Government, as indicated above, was to be given as an
opening balance on the date of absorption, in cases of those permanently
absorbed upto 17-8-1964. In cases of those absorbed thereafter, the credit
was only to be given either after the Government servant had rendered five
years service under that body (including any period of service rendered
immediately before permanent absorption) or on the date on which he would
have retired had he continued in Government service, whichever was earlier.
Transfer of Provident Fund Balances:
3A. (i) According to Explanation III below Rule 31 of the General
Provident Fund Rules and corresponding Rule 33 of Contributory Provident
Fund Rules (India), 1962 which provides that when a subscriber is transferred,
without any break, to service under a body corporate owned or controlled by
Government, the amount of subscription, together with interest thereon, shall
not be paid to him but shall be transferred, with the consent of that body, to his
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