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

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16-6-1967, the pensionary liability will be discharged by way of payment of
pro-rata retirement benefits for the part of service rendered under the
Government. As a result of the issue of this clarification, Scientific employees
belonging to Government Departments who get absorbed in the autonomous
body which has the pensionary benefits to its employees, have been deprived
of the pensionary benefits i.e.., benefit of pension of combined service by
counting the service rendered under the Government as well as autonomous
organisation. The position has been reviewed as a result of representations
from scientific employees and it has been decided that such employees
belonging to Government Departments on their absorption in autonomous
bodies which have pensionary schemes will, on retirement from service of
the autonomous body concerned become eligible for pensionary benefits
based on the combined service rendered under Government and the service
rendered under the autonomous body. Death benefits, if admissible under
the rules of the autonomous body, will also be payable to such an absorbed
employee. The pensionary liability including liability arising out of grant of death
benefits will continue to be allocated as aforesaid. Thus the provisions of this
Ministry’s clarificatory orders dated 5-6-1969 will cease to apply to a scientific
employee who is absorbed in an autonomous body which has a pensionary
scheme.
24. The provisions of the orders contained in para 23 shall not apply to
a scientific employee absorbed in an autonomous body who before 12-9-
1974 had quit the service of the autonomous body or who while in the service
of the autonomous body has started receiving or has become eligible to
receive the pro-rata pension etc. However, a scientific employee who was
absorbed in an autonomous body before 12-9-1974 but had not become eligible
to receive the pro-rata pension etc., will get retirement benefits in terms of
these orders i.e., benefit of pension on the basis of combined service.
State Government employees absorbed in Central
autonomous bodies.
25. Normally when a State Government servant is absorbed in a Central
autonomous body the liability for the benefits accruing for the past service
rendered by him under a State Government falls on that Government and
should be discharged by them. However, in case a State Government refuses
to bear the liability the question whether it should be taken over by the
autonomous body will arise only if the absorption is considered inescapable.
In such cases the autonomous body should in their proposal relating to the
initial appointment or absorption of the State Government employees bring
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