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PENSION REGULATIONS
VOLUME - 1
ARMY
1997
PREFACE
2. A table of concordance has been added at the end. The table shows the rules in
this edition and the corresponding provisions in the 1986 edition. Other references
on which the revised edition is based is also contained in the table.
3. These regulations shall be applied reasonably and with due regard to the interests
of the State. No provision has been made for unnecessary and self evident exceptions.
RECORD OF AMENDMENTS
RECORD OF AMENDMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Serial Pages
1. Preface (i)
6. Definitions 2
30. Benefit for extra year of service after completion of service limit
commissioned officers 26
Serial Rules
104. Rates and conditions for the grant of special family/dependent 100
pension and children's allowance
Serial Rules
118. Date from which a grant of family pension takes effect 115
LIST OF ANNEXES
b. They shall apply to the personnel serving in the Pakistan Army but rules
28, 29 a and 30 shall not apply to non-regular officers.
k. "public claims" means any public debt, disallowances and includes any
over-issue made through an error as to facts; or a deficiency; an irregular
expenditure of public money or stores of which, after due investigation, no
explanation satisfactory to the competent financial authority is given by the
person who is responsible for the same;
n. “qualifying service" means the service paid for, and rendered under.
the Government and includes ante-date accepted for the prupose of
pension;
a. Officers
(2) A deficiency of more than six months but less than one year
in service may be condoned by OIC CORO on behalf of
the COAS, jf' the following conditions are satisfied:-
(2) A deficiency of more than six months but less than one year may
be condoned by the Centre Commandant, if the following condi-
tions are satisfied: -
4. Full Rate of Pension or Gratuity not Invariably Admissible. The full rate of
pension or gratuity admissible under these regulations shall not be granted unless the
service rendered has been satisfactory. If the service has not been satisfactory a
competent authority may withhold the pension or gratuity or make such reduction in the
amount as it thinks proper.
qualifying service including training or recalled period will be added. Where condonation
is sought to make completed years, it will be allowed on the first spell of service which he
had at the time of transfer to reserve if admissible under the rules. Complete years of
recall/training period should then be added to the original spell inclusive of condonation
already allowed, if any. and pension worked out for the total period. In case of personnel
below commissioned rank reservists, one-half of reserve service, shall count towards
pension when recalled to colour service.
b. Elect to have the amount recovered from the pension in which case
payment of pension will commence after the un-recovered amount due to
the Government has been realized.
13. Service Rendered in Aid of Civil Power. Service rendered by the personnel
in aid of the civil power shall be treated as military service for the purpose of disability
pension and family pension.
14. Recovery of Public Claims . Any public claim outstanding against the pensioner
shall be liable to be recovered from the pension/gratuity (including commuted value
payable to him or her). However, no recovery shall be made from the disability pension
without the special orders of the competent authority.
(2) Where the injury or death resulted from the risk inherent in
military service attributability will be conceded.
(9) Disability resulting from purely personal acts such as shaving or similar
private pursuits would not normally be treated as attributable to military
service. However, if an individual, while taking bath or ablution in ponds,
rivers, streams around the Camp or quarters where no other
arrangements are available, receives injury or dies due to drowning or
failing down, attributability to military service, taking into account the
normal unit standing orders, should be considered.
(11) If circumstances are such that military service played no part in the
causation of disability or death, attributability will not be conceded.
Illustration
(1) The cause of disability or death resulting from a disease will be regarded
as attributable to military service only when it is directly due to risks
which may be regarded as peculiar to the circumstances of duty in
military service. In determining attributability of such cases due regard
should be paid to the question whether service in a particular region, or
of a particular type, involved exposure to exceptional risk of contraction
of, or infection by a disease, as well as to the actual circumstances of the
case.
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(2) Itability ce,.(, dif,through , contracted during the .period of a'-
ance of . military duty, the disease is in the opinion of
authorities concerned, due to risks which cannot ,
regarded as peculiar to such duty in military service.
e. Miscellaneous Factors
(b) If death takes place after more than seven years of the date
of individuals invalidment from service, the benefit of doubt
shall go to the State.
(3) In case where an individual outlives the normal span of life in which
death occurs at the age of sixty years or above, the death should be
held to be due to normal causes and not due to service.
18. Income Tax. All types of pensions are exempted from income tax.
Note: For the purpose of indexation the term 'Tension- means pension ie
pension before commutation and/or surrender Y4th thereof including
any dearness/adhoc increase in pension sanctioned from time to time in
the past and additional amount of pension worked out on account of
elimination of reduction of pension due to cut off points.
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CHAPTER 2 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
SECTION 1 - GENERAL
b. Where such an officer was retired/re leased from his previous engage-
ment with only a gratuity, he will be permitted to count his re-commis-
sioned service towards enhancement of gratuity or earning a pension.
The entitlement to pension will be subject to the refund of gratuity drawn
by him for his previous service which will be recovered in monthly
instalments of one-third of his pay.
(2) Elect to have the service gratuity recovered from the pension, in
which case payment of pension will commence after the un--
recovered amount of service gratuity, due to the Government,
has been realised.
(d) In applying the provisions of this rule, the procedure laid down in rules
40 and 41 of the pension Regulations, Volume-II (Army) 1997, shall be
followed and pension Regulations, Volume-II(Army) 1997 shall be
followed.
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SECTION 2 PENSION AND GRATUITIES
a. For a qualifying service of less than ten years, a gratuity equivalent to one
month's emoluments for each completed year of service shall be
payable to the officer or his heirs in case of his death in service. If the
emoluments of the officer have been reduced during the last one year of
his service, otherwise than as a penalty, average emoluments may be
substituted for emoluments.
b. After a qualifying service of not less than ten years, grant of a pension
shall be regulated on the principles of maximum pension for
maximum prescribed service for the rank held and proportionately less
for lesser number of years of qualifying service, subject always to the
maximum limits prescribed for each rank in rule 23. On this principle the
following formula shall be applied to calculate the amount of a pension
earned.
c. For officers who retire/after the Ist July 1985, there shall be no cut off
point at any stage for the purpose of calculation of the maximum service
element of the pension.
Note: (1) Where service limit for retirement is not prescribed and
the retirement is on age limits of 55 years or above, the
service element of pension will be calculated at 7/300 of the
average emoluments drawn during the last three years of
service, subject to a maximum of 210/300 of the emoluments
and further subject to the maximum indicated in column 2 of
the table under rule.23.
(2) An increase of 10% over the existing gross pension, subject
to a maximum of Rs. 200/- is admissible wef the Ist July
1983 to those pensioners who retired upto the 30th June
1983. This increase shall not be admissible during the period
of re-employment.
(3) Officers who are not considered suitable by the Chief of the
Army Staff for retention in service up to the maximum age
limits for retirement shall be retired compulsorily on
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completion of service limit as laid down in AR (R) 262-A sub-
rule & Such officers will be deemed to have served their full time
on the effective list and will be eligible for full retirement benefits
which would have accrued to them had they served upto the
maximum age limits laid down in Rule 262-A(a) AR(R).
(4) In cases where the pay of an officer has been reduced, otherwise
than as a penalty, the average for the purpose
of pension may, at the option of the pensioner, be calculated on
the basis of the emoluments drawn or which would have been
drawn, during the last three years of service.
(5) If an officer was posted abroad during the period of one year, or
a portion thereof, preceding his retirement, the average
emoluments in his case would be calculated by taking into
account the dearness allowance that he would have drawn or
had drawn in Pakistan, upto the 30th June 1983, but for his
posting abroad.
(6) If an officer was serving abroad during the period of three years
or less preceding his retirement the average emoluments in his
case would be calculated by taking into account the
command/staff/charge/instructional pay that he would have
drawn but for his posting abroad.
24. Special Additional Pension. The grant of special additional pension will be
regulated as under: -
a. This element will be admissible at the following rates for each completed
year of effective service for the various ranks subject to a maximum
mentioned against each: -
c. Only completed year of full pay effective service in the rank will count as
qualifying. Authorised absence during this period on leave or duty
including courses of instructions will be qualifying service for the purpose
provided the officer retained the rank during the period and was in
receipt of the full pay thereof.
d. The entire service on full pay in a rank to which this pension is attached
will count and it is not necessary that such service in the rank should be
continuous.
e. Service on full pay for any broken period of a year in a higher paid rank
may count as service in the lower substantive/substantive temporary
rank, if an officer's pension would thereby increase subject to the
operation of sub-rule c above.
f. The special additional pension will not be given as a matter of course but
only when the service rendered is approved as satisfying the standard
of work and conduct required of the officer in the rank.
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b. Any period of service in the Armed Forces rendered before reaching the
age of seventeen years in the case of individual enrolled on or after the
20th Sep 1945 and 16 years in other cases will be treated as boy's
service (This restriction will be operative upto the 30th June 1973).
For service under civil Government departments, immediately
prior to enrolment/commissioning as the case may be, pensionable
service will count from the date of joining civil service.
a. Compensation Pension
(1) A compensation pension is granted to a permanent regular
officer who is compulsorily retired from service before the
prescribed period laid down as the age/service limits for com-
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pulsory retirement of the rank he is holding and provided that the
compulsory retirement is not due to any fault of the officer.
(2) An officer retired as above with a qualifying service of not less
than ten years will add to his service qualifying for compensation
pension and for invalid pension for attributable disability of less
than 20% (but not for other class of pension), the actual period
not exceeding five years for which he would have ordinarily
continued in service if he was allowed to complete the maximum
age and service limit prescribed for the rank. The addition to
qualifying service upto a maximum of five years shall be allowed
only if the following conditions are fulfilled, namely: -
(1) The period between age of twenty five years and thirty was
spent in acquiring technical education and qualification required
in the particular Arms of Service in which commissioned.
33. Service Qualifying for Disability Pension. For the purposes of rules in this
section, "service" shall mean, except where otherwise stated and unless the contrary
appears from the context, service qualifying for ordinary pension as defined in rule 25
shall mean qualifying service for disability pension. Service rendered in aid of the civil
power shall be treated as military service for the purpose of disability pension and
gratuity.
35. Officers Who Elect Voluntary Retirement. An officer who elects the condi-
tions of voluntary retirement shall not be eligible for air award on account of disability.
37. Rates of Disability Pension. Disability pension shall consist of service and
disability elements as follows:-
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a. Service Element
(1) Officer with less than ten - Service pension as for a
years pensionable service. qualifying service of ten
years subject to minimum
of Rs. 200/- pm.
(1) Anatornical loss, or loss of use of both eyes, both legs, both
arms or both hands.
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(3) Lunacy.
c. The allowance will not be admissible for the period(s) during which the
pensioner may receive treatment in a hospital at Government expense.
41. Extent of Application. The rules contained in this section shall apply to the
following categories of officers whose death, or disability rendering a person permanently
unfit for further military service was due to wounds, injuries or disease directly
attributable to or aggravated by the conditions of military service and also those who
died during their captivity in prisoner of war camps would be taken as if they were killed
as a result of war injury sustained while on duty. -
c. Date of death
whichever is more favourable.
43. Rank on which Ordinary Family Pension is Assessed. For the purpose of
the table in rule 49, "rank" shall mean the highest permanent rank held on the date of
death if the officer was on the active list, or immediately before retirement, if death
occurs on the retired list; provided that:-
45. Pension of a Widow Who Dies Before Establishing Her Claim. If the claim
of a widow to a pension fails, through her own neglect or omission to be established
before her death, the amount of pension to which she would have been entitled, if living,
shall not be allowed to her representatives.
46. Rates of Special Family Pension and Dependent Pension. The rate of these
pensions shall be as follows:-
legitimate children under twenty one years of age, if his death was due to wound, injuries
or disease directly attributable to the conditions of military service. Provided that: -
a. The death occurred within seven years after the officer was
wounded or injured, or after he was first removed from duty on
account of the disease;
b. In the event of death after retirement, the officer did not elect the
conditions of voluntary retirement instead of retirement for disability; and
provided further that:-
(1) The officer married before joining or while on the effective list
and before he received the wound or injury or before he was
removed from duty on account of the disease;
(2) When death is due to disease, the officer survived his marriage
by at least a year; and
(1) The officer left neither a widow, nor children eligible for pension
or allowance; and
(1) The officer did not leave a widow, child or parent eligible for
pension or allowances; and
(2) The brothers and sisters were largely dependent on the officer at
the time of his death,
48. Conditions for the Grant of Dependent Pension. Dependent pension shall be
granted under the following conditions, namely:-
a. If the deceased has left parent(s) and children but no widow(s), then the
mother/father will receive dependent pension and the children will receive
the motherless rate of children allowance.
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b. If the deceased has left neither widow nor children nor parents, then the
deceased's brothers/sisters will receive the dependent pension. The
payment of this pension and its cessation shall be governed under the
existing rules except that it would be admissible upto the age of twenty
one years.
49. Ordinary Family Pension. It will be admissible, as on civil side to the families
of the officers in all non-attributable cases as under:-
b. Death After Retirement. The widow shall be allowed family pension for
life or until re-marriage, whichever is earlier, at 50% of net pension. In
the case of death or re-marriage of the widow, the pension shall be
admissible to the sons, if any, until they attain the age of twenty one years
and to the unmarried daughters, if any, until they are married or attain the
age of twenty one years, whichever is earlier.
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50. Exception in_ Cases of Separation of Widow from Her Husband at the
time of his Death.
c. When the widow is not granted a pension for the reason that she was
separated from her husband at the time of his death, an allowance to the
legitimate children under twenty one years of age may be granted at such
rate within the scales laid down in these rules as the President may
determine.
a. The first claim to special family pension is that of the widow(s) of the
deceased officer, Special family pension may, however, be divided
amongst widow(s) and other eligible heirs ie dependent parents, brothers
and sisters, at the discretion of the competent authority. While dividing
the special family pension the competent authority may take into
consideration the nomination if available in service records made by the
officer..
b. If any beneficiaries other than the widow(s) become ineligible for pension
(due to re-marriage, attaining maturity or death etc) (their respective
share(s) will revert to the widow(s)). Similarly if the widow(s) is/are
disqualified for pension, the share of the widow(s) will be transferred to
other eligible heirs proportionately subject to the limit of dependents
pension. Competent authority for this purpose win be Adjutant General
or the authority to whom he may delegate power.
53. When Payment of Widow's Pension Ceases. The ordinary or special family
pension granted to the widow of a deceased officer shall be discontinued if she proves
unworthy of it, or if she re-marries, from the date following that of her re-marriage.
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54. When Payment of Children's Allowance Ceases
a. The children's allowance granted to the child of an officer shall cease, as
a rule, when the child attains the age of twenty one years, or at the
expiration of the year commencing on Ist July in which the child is
otherwise provided for (or, if a daughter, marries), whichever is the
earliest.
56. When Payment of Brother's and Sister's Pension Ceases. Payment of the
dependent pension granted to brothers and sisters of a deceased officer shall cease
under the conditions laid down for the cessation of the special rate of children's
allowance in rule 54. It may be continued after the age of twenty one years under the
same conditions as for children who are crippled or otherwise physically of mentally
unable to support themselves.
58. Division of Death ity. If there is no nomination, the death gratuity admissible
under rule 15 and 16 will be paid to the widow(s) and this will not be divisible amongst
the widow(s) and other eligible heirs. Where there are more than one widow according
to the service record, this will be divided equally amongst the widows.
59. Grant of Farnily Pension for Second Life. In case of death or disqualification
of original grantee, the pension will be re-granted to the next eligible heir in he order of
precedence from the date following that of the death or from the of disqualification of the
original grantee.
SECTION 1 - GENERAL
(1) Those who are released from reserve without having drawn pay
in the revised scales effective from the 1,1 December, 1962:-
(2) Those who are released from reserve after having drawn pay in
the revised scales effective from the Ist December, 1962 :-
b. When the qualifying service is ten years or more but less than fifteen
years, a proportionate pension based on the rates in sub rule a above will
be admissible.
h. Any period of service rendered after the date on which the proceed-
ings of the Medical Board, which found the individual unfit for
further service, were countersigned by the competent authority.
However, the period of thirty days between the countersignature/
confirmation of the medical board's proceedings and the date on
which the discharge of the individual is actually effected will be
allowed to count for pension.
Such temporary civil service will not, count for military pension/ gratuity if
the same was terminated on account of resignation other than for reasons
to join service with the Armed Forces.
Note: At the time of re-enrolment the individual shall have declared his
former service and cause of discharge therefrom and elected to
count that service towards pension or gratuity. The election once
made shall be final and irrevocable.
(2) Discharged: -
a. A person subject to the Pakistan Army Act 1952, who has been found
guilty of any of the following offences: -
(1) Desertion; and
(2) An offence under clause a of section 138a of the Pakistan Army
Act 1952, shall upon his conviction by a court-martial or other-
wise on his confession as to the guilty, forfeit the whole of his
prior service towards pension or gratuity.
b. A person who has forfeited service under the provisions of sub-rule a
above, but has not been dismissed, shall be eligible, on completion of
five years further colour and/or reserve service with exemplary conduct,
to reckon the forfeited service towards pension or gratuity'.
the total service and reduced by the amount of service gratuity lie may
have received for his former service.
(2) Electing to have the service gratuity recovered from the pension
in which case payment of pension will commence after the un--
recovered amount of service gratuity due to the Government
has been realised.
Note: (1) At the time of re-enrolment the individual shall have dec-
lared his former service and cause of discharge therefrom
and elected to count that service towards pension or
gratuity. The election once made shall be final and irrevo-
cable.
72. Only One Pesnion is Admissible. Except where otherwise specially provided
for, no individual shall draw more than one pension; the inferior pension shall lapse.
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73. When Gratuity Lapses to the State. The service or invalid gratuity
admissible to a combatant or non-conibatant (enrolled), after completion of service or
on invalidment, shall lapse to the State in the event of the person concerned dying whilst
in the service after having earned such gratuity.
d. In applying the provisions of this rule, the procedure laid down in rules
40 and 41 of the Pension Regulations, Volume-II (Army) 1986 shall be
followed.
Notes: 1 In the case of posting abroad during the period of one year
(or a portion thereof) preceding retirement, the/average
emoluments would be calculated by taking into account
the dearness allowance that would have been drawn (or
were drawn in Pakistan) but for posting abroad.
81. Additional Pension. Additional Pension shall also be admissible to the JC0s at
the following rates: -
82. Condition for the Grant of Additional Pension. The grant of additional
pension to JC0s will be subject to the following conditions namely-
a. This element will be admissible at the rate of Rs. 10/- pm to N/Sub, Rs.
13/- pm to Sub and Rs 16/- pm to Sub Maj for each completed year of
effective service in the relevant rank. The maximum given in rule 81 will
be admissible on completion of three years effective service in the rank.
b. The additional pension will be admitted for service in the paid acting,
temporary or substantive ranks.
e. Only completed years of full pay effective service in the rank will
count as qualifying. Authorised absence during this period on leave
or duty including courses of instructions will be qualifying service for the
purpose provided the YO retained the rank during the period and was
in receipt of the full pay thereof.
f. The entire service on full pay in a rank to which this pension is atta-
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ched will count and it is riot necessary that such service in the rank
should be continuous.
g. Service oil full pay for any broken period of a year in a higher paid
rank may count as service in the lower substantive/ temporary rank, if
the JCO's pension would thereby increase subject to the operation of
sub-rule c above.
h. The additional pension will not be given as a matter of course but only
when the service rendered is approved as satisfying the standard of
work and conduct required of the JCO in the rank.
a. All those personnel (including PMA cadets) who were in service on the
6th April, 1965 and those who joined after that date.
a. Service Element
a. If on the date of invalidment ie, the date of invalidment from the service,
the disability (eg loss of arms/legs/limbs/ eyes, etc) of an individual is
certified to be incapable of improvement, the pension shall
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a. Those who have rendered a qualifying service of ten years o.,a6 over,
their service element shall be made permanent.
b. Those ' whose service is less than ten years, shall be granted a final
gratuity at the rate of two months, pay for each completed year of
service.
94. Special Family Pension and Children Allowance. These shall be granted to
the family of an individual who dies on account of wounds, injury or illness, the cause of
which is attributable to or aggravated by military service.
95. Option to Elect Special Family Pension and Children's Allowance When
Invalided out with Total Disability The individual shall have the option to elect
special family pension and children's allowance in lieu of disability pension where the
former is more favourable.
a. If the deceased has left parent(s) and children, but no widow(s), then
the mother/father will receive dependent pension and the children will
receive the motherless rate of children's allowance.
b. If the deceased has left neither widow nor children nor parents, then the
deceased's brothers/sisters will receive the dependent pension. The
payment of this pension and its cessation shall be governed under the
existing rules except that it would be admissible upto the age of twenty
one years.
98. Pension under rule 96 and 97 will be admissible in addition to any previous
pension, which an eligible heir may be drawing at that time or may become entitled to
draw.
99. Rate of Children's Allowance. The rate of children's allowance per month
are given below: -
Rs. Rs.
103. Ordinary Family Pension. It will be admissible the families in all non-
countable cases as under:-
(2) 5 years or more but less than 11/2 % months pay as gratuity
10 years service. for each completed year of
service.
106. To Whom the Original Grant of Family Pension be Made . Original grant
of family pension be made to the widow of the deceased if she is still alive, irrespective
of nomination, but if the widow is not alive or has remarried, the pension shall be
granted to the living heir who stands highest in the list of rule 104, on the date on which
the pension sanctioning authority decides that the claim to pension is admissible.
a. Rates
b. Conditions
(1) The allowance will be granted only in those cases where the
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pensioner requires the services of a constant attendant and the
need for attendance arises solely from the conditions of the
accepted disability and classified as class A.
(3) The allowance will not be admissible for the period during
which the pensioner is provided with the services of an atten-
dant free of cost of any hospital or institution.
b. If a claimant was eligible for a family pension on the date following that
of the casualty but dies or becomes disqualified before the date on
which the pension sanctioning authority decides that the claim is
admissible; and the grant is made to another eligible heir in consequen-
ce, the grant shall take effect from the date following that of the death or
from the date of disqualification of the immediately prior eligible
claimant. The arrears prior to this date shall, in the event of the claim
being established and subject to the aforesaid rules in Volume 11 of
these regulations, be granted to the prior eligible claimant or claimants
or to their estates, upto the date preceding that of their disqualification,
or upto the date of death, as the case may be.
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c. If on the date referred to in Sub-rule (b), all the eligible members are
dead or disqualified, the arrears may only be paid after obtaining the
approval of the President.
112. Division of Family Pension Between Widows. Where an individual has left
more than one widow, the family pension shall be divided equally amongst them. on the
death or disqualification of one of the widows her share of the pension will revert to the
surviving widow(s).
b. The division shall hold good only for the period during which the
pension is payable to the original recipient under the rule governing its
grant. If, during this period, one of the parties to the division (other than
the original recipient), is disqualified or dies, his or her share shall be
restored to the original recipient, if he or she is the only one living, or
shall be divided among the remaining recipients, if there is more than
one
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114. Division of Death Gratuity. Death gratuity admissible under rule 15 and 16
will be paid to the eligible heirs of the deceased personnel below commissioned rank in
the manner prescribed below:-
a. Deceased shall declare in their life time the names, with relationship, of
their dependents indicating the proportion in which the death gra tuity
may be divided amongst their eligible heirs including wife (wives). This
division shall be carried out at the discretion of Adjutant General or the
authority to whom he may delegate his powers, depending
on merits of each case.
a. If the annual pension is Rs. 2400/- or more, the amount left uncom-
muted shall not be less than Rs. 2000/- a year. If the annual pension or
pension of an officer amount to less than Rs- 2400/- a year an amount
not exceeding Rs. 400/- may be commuted, provided that not less than
Rs. 1600/- a year remain uncommuted.
117. In calculating the amount of pension for the purposes of the conditions in rule
116, the uncommuted value portion of any other permanent pension or pensions
payable to the applicant from Pakistan or other Government revenue may be added to
it.
within two weeks from the date on which he receives intimation of the
findings of the medical authority.
b. If the applicant does not withdraw in writing his application within the
period of two weeks prescribed above, he shall be deemed to have
accepted the sum offered.
Note: If the commutation is asked for within one year after the retirement no
medical certificate is required.
128. Date of Birth. For commutation of pension the date of birth of the applicant
will be accepted as recorded on his service documents at the time of retirement.
b. In cases where difficulty may arise in the assembly of a civil medi- ca1
board, the sanctioning authority may at his discretion convene suitable
military medical board for officers.
d. In order to ensure that payment is made at the rate shown for any
specified age, it is essential that the application to commute pension
should reach the sanctioning authority at least two months before the
date on which the applicant will attain such age.
ANNEX A
(See Rule 19)
INDEXATION PROFORMA
ANNEX B
(See Rule 119)
FORM OF DECLARATION
HEREAS the (here state the designation of the officer sanctioning the
commutation) has consented, provisionally, to advance to me the sum of
Rs……………………....................... (…………………………………………….)
(in words)
being the commuted value of a part of the anticipatory pension, in anticipation of the
completion of the inquiries necessary to enable the Government to fix the amount of my
pension and consquently the part of that pension that may be commuted, 1 hereby
acknowledge that, in accepting the advance, I fully understand that the commuted value
now paid is subject to revision on the completion of the necessary formal inquiries, and
1 have no objection to such revision on the ground that the provisional amount now to
be paid to me as the commuted value of the part of anticipatory pension exceeds the
amount to which 1 may be eventually found entitled. 1 further promise to repay either in
cash or by deduction from subsequent payments of pension any amount advanced to
me in excess of the amount to which 1 may be eventually found entitled.
COMMUTATION TABLE
20 24.265 50 15.859
21 24.061 51 15.481
22 23.853 52 15.096
23 23.640 53 14.707
24 23.424 54 14.313
25 23.203 55 13.915
26 22.978 56 13.513
27 22.747 57 13.109
28 22.513 58 12.702
29 22.273 59 12.294
30 22.1028 60 11.886
31 21.777 61 11.497
32 21.522 62 11.104
33 21.260 63 10.713
34 20.993 64 10.327
35 20.720 65 9.946
36 20.442 66 9.570
37 20.157 67 9.200
38 19.867 68 8.836
39 19.570 69 8.478
40 19.267 70 8.127
41 18.956 71 7.783
42 18.641 72 7.448
43 18.318 73 7.121
44 17.988 74 6.802
45 17.650 75 6.494
46 17.307 76 6.194
47 16.956 77 5.906
48 16.596 78 5.627
49 16.231 79 5.360
80 5.104
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2. The table of concordance given below shows columnwise rules in the new
regulations, the comparative pension regulations for the Army in India Part 11 1940 and
other references supporting modifications to pension regulations for the Army in India
Part 11 1940.
1 -
2 - -
4 3 -
5 5
6 6
a b c
10 4 -
11 206 -
19 - JS1 11/85
a b c
33 37-99 * 189
69
a b c
34 38
35 39
36 40
40 - JS1 45/65.
43 87
44 80
45 81
47 85
a b c
50 86
51 - JS1 18/69.
52 - JS1 3/69.
53 90
54 91
55 92
56 93 JSI 5/66.
57 94
59 - JS1 3/69.
67 - AR(I ) 182.
a b c
72 197
73 198
74 199
75 201
76 200
77 202
78 205
82 - Para 3 “ ”
83 - Para 4 “ ”
a b c
90 - Para 11 of
91 350
92 353
93 361
98 - JS1 18/69.
a b c
101 431
105 410
110 398
111 403
a b c
118 - Pa ra 6 “ “ “
119 - Pa ra 7 “ “ “
120 - Pa ra 8 “ “ “
121 - Para 9 “ “ “
122 - Pa ra 10 “ “ “
123 - Para 11 “ “ “
and Para 9 of PAO 42/77.
124 - Para 12 “ “ “
125 450 - “ “ “
126 - Para 13 of “ “ “
127 - Para 14 of “ ” “
128 - Para 15 of “ “ “
129 - Para 16 of “ “ “
130 - Para 17 of “ “ “
Rules of Pension Regulations for the Army in India Part 11 1940 omitted due to reasons
stated against each:-
3. Being superfluous/redundant
2, 17, 21-22, 26, 36, 42,44, 47-48, 51-58,65-77, 83-84, 95-96, 101-107,
112-119, 121-122, 125-128, 132-137, 141, 143-153, 157-158, 161-181,
186-189, 191-193, 196, 203-204, 212, 215, 225, 227-229, 231-232, 234,
238-241, 244-248, 250-253, 256-261, 264, 266, 268269, 271, 273-275,
277, 279, 281-284, 286-288, 290-292, 296-298, 300-304, 306, 308-309,
311-312, 314, 316-321, 323-326, 329-334, 336, 339-342, 345, 351-352,
364, 373, 375-376, 378-383, 388-392, 404, 409, 411-415, 423-424, 426,
428-429, 430, 432, 436, 437, 439442, 456-464,469-472.
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