The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-31 00:00:00

11 Applications for furlough will in-all eases be submitted to the
Governmerit to which the applicant is sutorlinste, and will be
dealt with in such manner as the Governor General of India in
C.omicir nifty from time to time breillrfbe.
13: Subjeet to the existenoies*/ thevervioe, both as rewards the
number of =eriiso:vailable. at shy one time, and as regards
iadividEd. one, a/ which gengles the Government of
India, , or bay, as the case may be, shall be exclu.
avers Judge, ffirlhog4s willVtanted miler these raw
H. All applications for furlo under medical certificate, in
aisordance with these will granted withoutvestrletion.
15. If, owthg to the exigencies of the eetrefas it may be necessary
to plain any limit on the number of officers who may be absent
on furlough at the some time, applientiona not supported by
medical certificate will be granted ID the followirut order ; •
The appboantle wimierieredit the Freshet amount of furlough
remains under Rule 3 shall have the preference.
If two or ince:all:ante are on Sc in this e•et.
the preference ' given to the t whose a/Mial ser-
vice in India is lowest. reckoning in ease Y °Meer who
bas nottaltsgr eztraerdinary leave of bag f hum the
date of arch India, and in the sea of an.. who has
taken long _ leave= furlough. :ism the date of
Ina lootrillainhars oath Lome I •
If fwd
dr mete appllcapto Ne• esnalt liolL the pre•
forum abelL be dean theileedar In ri
ll finifillibins
U. The term at roil
qualifying ter
Tils.=
but Boles's exeserpththips
count as residence.
17. The term of servem for penelsit /tall be
CHAPTER 1.. ILEGE uraLVE.
It. Subject to the of the state, an odlw,oor.altoLas '
pioterlaiwroa saun
tot one month witherfittintretaining a lift
on bin appointment, whether eubetantive or olliciating. Provider.
that, in the, ease of his holding an officiating alVoinTrnent, such
li. I. and his acting allowance will cease on the resemptaon of charge
by the Oler r to whom the substantive appointment belongs.
19. In the tome manner, and under the NUM, conditions, two
or three months' privilege leave may be taken when an ofifeer has
completed t °Minnow. duty Of twenty•two or thirty-three months
ye.n speetively.
Privilf pleats, may. at the discretion of the local govern-
nova. he token in repo rnte instalments. No second instalment
•ball be taken until after the eompletion of nig months' oontinuous
fluty from the expiry of the first inatalment. In this case the
eh.% re months qualifyirg for fresh privilege leave will be reekonad
fTI,III the expiry of the tine instalment, the period of the seeond in-
Molter nt being omitted from the calcuiation.
Provided that the whole privilege leave taken at any one time
sTall not exist ed three months, and that no accumulation of privi-
lege leave beyond that period shall he admitted.
2.1. It an outer shall overstay his privilege leave, be shall forfeit
all salary during the time of his remaining eci absent ; and. if he
shall cu continue absent for more than one week. his °Roe shall
Iseeme vorant.
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YL Privilege Isere Quill be reckoned SA renblenee rad service.
CHAPTIOI 111 —SPECIAL LEAVE._ .

M. Sperial leave, ono ut pr;ente &Rain, may be granted at
the discretion of the Local flevenuriant for a period not exceeding
el: menthe. In respect of retention of a lien on • poinUnent, of
allowances drawn during the leave. and of subMmarl leave, the
l..rwittl.ne of special_ leave ellen be the mule aa three pro. niOnd
er furlough. Special leave shall not be reckoned ea reeidenee.
94. Rule 21 Khan. mutatia inetandia. apply to an odicer over.
staying reweinl leave.
99. tip, cial leave may be repeated without allowances attar
intervals of at levet Mx yearn' actual service.
_ _ CRAM:a

IS. Furlough, pri;ilvire leave: and special leave shall not be
taken se ouch in continuation of each other; but, if an offlner
absent on one of there classes of leave be allowed to change it for
another. the whole period of his absence shall be held to be under
the clam of leave for which it was changed.
It subject to considerations of State. there will be no restriction
as to the places where an officer may reside when on leave.
Leave allowance shall be payable monthly if payment is
taken in India, and q_uarterlytgriml iis taken n England.
CIIAFM, V.— Y RULES.
TO. Whatever aggevgrte amount out of the three years' furlough
and three years' sick leave, under the rule. until now in force, at
present remains to be taken by an °Seer under the said rules, shall
remain to be taken by. him under rules now promulgated.
Pi. Any otter now in the service Rhea, when neat proceeding on
forleuPh,elect whether he will draw allowances at the higher
minimum rate of IWO per annum (not exceeding his total salary at
Lee timel. If he shall so elect, he will in any future furlough
be limited, as to allowance, to the lower maximum rate of ELMO
per annum.
al. Any officer now absent on leave, who has no appointment,
may. on his return, and until he again holds an appointment cony-
ow equal pay to that of the substantive aymnintment which he last
held, draw the subeistence allowance of his rank, together with
II for cent. of the pay of any appointment in which he shall
iate. Provided that the total salary so drawn by him shall
Tint coned the pay of the appointment in which he in officiattnit
Th. rule shall apply to any otheer who may have already returned
from furlough.
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32 Any .Aber now ahnent on furlough, or under rardiral onr-
tinoate. may elect whether the remainder of bin leave nhall to'
taken UMW'. Ult.* rules from the date of their promulgation. U
he nhall no el. et, Role 30 .hall not apply to him.
Ri'L}s AWARUpIii ACTING 4LLOWANcEA.

I. An ether. holding a anhatantive appointment, and offiriating
m an appointment of • higher grade or C 1.... shot' draw acting
allowance calculated at MI per cent. on the Ara Ito %On% and
In per nut. on the remainder of the pay of the appointment in
which he is officiating.
Provided that, if the acting allowance so calculated do not
amount to two-thirds of the digemane between the pay of the two
amrintmentc, it shall be raced to two-thirds.
Provided further, that in no case shall the whole salary so drawn
innored the pay of the appointment in which the officer Di
S. An officer holding no substantive, but only an officiating, sp.
y•intinent, shall. *object to the proeteina in Rule I, draw, in addi-
tion to the subsistence •DOWDOCO of his rank. SO per omit. of the
pay of the appointment in which he is officiating.
3. In the case of an °firer officiating in an appointment the pay
of whirl. is progressive, hie acting allowance,' shall he calculated
en the mean pay of the said appointment. provided that the whole
marry no amen shall nut exceed the minimum pay of the mid
appointment. C'LLYTO3f.

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