IOR/L/AG/29/1/66

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• Part 1, Compilation of a warrant for the Indian Establishment on the lines of British Pay etc. warrant. Decision not to include the question of compulsory stoppages from Officers pay for Fund purposes;
• Part 2, Madras Medical Fund. Transfer of assets to Government (Note by Controller of Pension Funds on the method of transfer in response to enquiries arising from a paragraph in British Medical Journal Jan 31st 1925);
• Part 3, Transfer of work relating to certain funds from the Officer of the Controller of Army Factory Accounts, Calcutta to that of the Controller of Military Accounts and Pensions, Lahore Cantonment (with effect from 10.9.1935);
• Part 4, Method of recovery of overpayment;
• Part 5, Case of Mrs E Clifford Tute, deserted wife of Mr R C Tute, I.C.S. retired;
• Part 6, Position of Anglo-Indians and Anglo-Burmese;
• Part 7, Question of the Institution of a Family Pension Fund for the Central and Provincial Services;
• Part 8, Indian Civil Service Family Pension Fund. Termination of a marriage under Burmese Buddhist Marriage Law treated as an annulment;
• Part 9, Age, true or attested, to be taken for Military Fund Purposes;
• Part 10, Madras Medical Fund. Re-admission of Mrs M E Wyman, form of declaration of Identity to be required;
• Part 11, Indian Military Service Family Pension Fund. Mrs G A Anderson. Application for grant of pension refused - marriage not reported;
• Part 12, Applications by subscribers for reduction of refund of subscription in certain circumstances;
• Part 13 - Part either Lacking or number not used;
• Part 14, Indian Military Service Family Pension Fund. Lieutenant-Colonel N A K Burne, I.A. Failure to report 2nd marriage and births of two children. Refund, with interest, of subscriptions at unmarried rate paid from 1908-1928;
• Part 15, Indian Military Service Family Pension Fund. Lieutenant-Colonel S R Shirley. Failure to report birth of daughter, due to unwillingness for reasons stated, to subscribe on her behalf;
• Part 16, Information regarding Mortality Rate of Indian Civil Servants supplied to Scottish Widows Fund and other Life Assurance Associations;
• Part 16A, Mortality Rates. Indian Family Pension Funds. 1935;
• Part 17, Indian Military Service Family Pension Fund. Mrs G L Livesay. 2nd wife and widow of Major J Livesay, who re-married after retirement. Refusal of application for Fund Pension on grounds that marriage was only informally reported and no donation paid;
• Part 18, Indian Civil Service Family Pension Fund. Miss M M Moore, afterwards Mrs Hodkingson Luck, pensioner of Fund who had been living with her husband before marriage. Question of payment of marriage gratuity etc.;
• Part 19, Indian Military Widows' and Orphans Fund. Captain W H Pike - Appeal against recover of interest on arrears of contributions (See also Collection 108, Part 12 - L/AG/29/1/129);
• Part 20, Case of delay in reporting Domestic occurrences;
• Part 21, Indian Military Widows' and Orphans Fund. Captain and Quartermaster H Golden. Officer permitted to remain a subscriber without payment of the special donation which this office had failed to Levy;
• Part 22, Payment of Marriage gratuity to orphan daughters of subscribers without enquiry respecting marriage settlements;
• Part 23, Re-employed retired officers. Recovery of half-rates of subscriptions. Not eligible to subscribe in higher classes on account of further active service;
• Part 24, Date from which Fund Pensions are to be paid to the dependents of Officers who are reported missing and subsequently presumed dead;
• Part 25, Position of members of the Burma Frontier Service;
• Part 26, Admission to Fund Pension of the dependants of subscribers resident in certain Colonies etc. during the War 1939-;
• Part 27, Superior Service (India) Family Pension Fund. Mr L W Hartley, CIE. Fresh contract allowed without medical examination on ground that he had recently been passed as 1st class life for Life Assurance Policy;
• Part 28, Indian Family Pension Funds. Audit of Fund Payments;
• Part 29, Failure of Major J Turner to produce medical evidence of his health required by Article 16 of the Regulations (Indian Military Service Family Pension Fund);
• Part 30, Deferment of payment of donation on marriage. Application by Captain G E Ingram, IASC;
• Part 31, Subscriber excused payment of marriage donation on re-marriage after divorce. Case of Lieutenant-Colonel H G Stiles-Webb;
• Part 32, Correspondence with India regarding Amendments to Procedure etc.;
• Part 33, Voluntary relinquishment of Pension;
• Part 34, Unusual marriages;
• Part 35, Remarriage of a subscriber with divorced wife - payment of donations waived;
• Part 36, Authorising Controller of Pension Funds to accept Contingent liability for pensions of dependants, in case of reports delayed up to two years;
• Part 37 - Part either Lacking or number not used;
• Part 38, Indian Military Widows' and Orphans Fund (untransferred). Subscriptions collected by Command Paymaster Hong Kong;
• Part 39, Minors, Direct payment of Pensions;
• Part 40, Payment of monthly advances of pension;
• Part 41, Officers who apply to withdraw. Suggestion that they be asked to delay decision (Indian Military Service Family Pension Fund);
• Part 42, Indian Civil Service Family Pension Fund (Transferred). Request by Mr L H Arndt to be permitted to change from Option (b) to Option (a) of the Premature Retirement Rules.