Collection 327/59: Pensions and Gratuities: Widows of Civil Officers serving in a civil capacity with a military force. Question of ability for alternative pension.
Collection 327/66: Pensions and Gratuities: Lieutenant Colonel L. P. Stephen, Indian Medical Service, and Major F. J. Anderson, extraordinary pensions under article 746B of the Civil Service Regulations on account of venereal disease contracted whilst operating on an infected patient.
Collection 327/73: Pensions and Gratuities: Powers of the Governments in India to make awards in cases of a "political" character. Also case of the widow of D. B. Murphy, Assistant Superintendent of Police.
Collection 327/76: Pensions and Gratuities: Eligibility of Army and Royal Indian Navy Officers in civil employ (and their families) for extraordinary pensions under clause 38 of the Civil Service Regulations. The case of the widow of Lieutenant Colonel S. T. Crump, Indian Medical Service.
Collection 327/79: Pensions and Gratuities: Captain W. H. C. Jones, late Burma Military Police, found accidentally shot in bed. Widow's claim for extraordinary pension and remission of death duties on estate.
Collection 327/89: Pensions and Gratuities: Lieutenant Colonel J. C. Walker, grant of extraordinary pensions and gratuity to widow and children; C. K. Rhodes, Indian Civil Service, grant of extraordinary pension and a gratuity to widow.
Collection 327/92: Pensions and Gratuities: Captain G. P. V. Sanders 1/5th Gurkha Rifles. Grant of an extraordinary pension of 1200 Rupees per annum for life for loss of right hand due to bomb explosion.
Collection 327/100: Pensions and Gratuities: Commander G. S. Miskin, Royal Indian Navy (Retired). Grant of gratuity under the Superior Civil Service (Extraordinary pension) Rules in relation to an injury sustained whilst on duty.
Collection 327/105: Pensions and Gratuities: Grant of compensation to an officer or his dependants due to injury or death whilst travelling on duty by air. Government of Pakistan orders.
Collection 333/14: Mixed Service Pensions, Individual Cases: T. H. Pike, Admiralty and Indian Service. Case dealt with under No. 9 of rules made under the Superannuation Act of 1909.