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Due date of Medical Re-imbursement Claim. - (1) Medical reimbursement claim of a
Government servant shall fall due for payment on the date succeeding the date of
completion of treatment. He shall submit the medical reimbursement claim within 90
days of its becoming due failing which it shall stand forfeited.
(2) The Drawing and Disbursing Officer shall present to the treasury the medical
reimbursement claim within three months from the date of its submission by the
claimant.
176. Due date of Leave Travel Concession Claim. - Leave travel concession claim of a
Government servant shall fall due for payment on the date succeeding the date of
completion of return journey. The time limit for submission of the claims shall be as
under: -
(a) within one month of the due date, if advance has been drawn; and
(b) within three months of the due date, if advance has not been drawn.
In case of clause (a) above, if the claim is not submitted within one month of the
due date, the amount of advance shall be recovered but the Government employee shall
be allowed to submit the claim as per clause (b) above.
in case of failure to submit the claim in both the cases, within three months of the
due date, the claim shall stand forfeited.
177. Arrear Claims. - Any arrear claim of a Government servant shall be presented to the
treasury within one year of its becoming due, by the Drawing and Disbursing Officer
after usual checks.
178. Procedure for dealing with Time Barred Claims. - (1) The procedure for dealing
with time barred claims of Government servants shall be as under: -
(a) a travelling allowance claim which has been submitted by the claimant after one
year of its becoming due shall be investigated by Head of the Department or any
other officer authorized by him in this behalf. If Head of the Department or the
authorized officer is satisfied about the genuineness of the claim on the basis of supporting documents and he considers that there are valid reasons for the delay in
preferring the claim, he may order the Drawing and Disbursing Officer to make
payment of the claim, after usual checks;
(b) a travelling allowance claim which has not been presented by the Drawing and
Disbursing Officer to the treasury within six months from the date of its submission
by the claimant, it shall be investigated by the Administrative Department. Such
claims shall be entertained by the Administrative Department if the said authority is
satisfied that the Drawing and Disbursing Officer was prevented from submitting
the claim to the treasury within specified time limit on account of causes and
circumstances beyond his control;
(c) a medical reimbursement claim which has been submitted by the claimant after 90
Days of its becoming due shall be investigated by Head of the Department or any
other officer authorized by him in this behalf. If Head of the Department or the
authorized officer is satisfied about the genuineness of the claim on the basis of
supporting documents and he considers that there are valid reasons for the delay in
preferring the claim, he may order the Drawing and Disbursing Officer to make
payment of the claim, after usual checks;
(d) a medical reimbursement claim which has not been presented by the Drawing and
Disbursing Officer to the treasury within three months from the date of its
submission by the claimant, it shall be investigated by the Administrative
Department. Such claims shall be entertained by the Administrative Department if
the said authority is satisfied that the Drawing and Disbursing Officer was
prevented from submitting the claim to the treasury within specified time limit on
account of causes and circumstances beyond his control; and
(e) an arrear claim of a Government servant which has not been presented by the
Drawing and Disbursing Officer to the treasury within one year of its becoming
due, it shall be investigated by the Head of the Department concerned or any other
officer authorized by him in this behalf. Such claims shall be entertained by Head of
the Department or any other authorized officer, if the said authority is satisfied that
the Drawing and Disbursing Officer was prevented from submitting the claim to the
treasury within specified time limit on account of causes and circumstances beyond
his control; and
(2) For the purpose of the sub-rule (1), the date on which the claim is presented at the
office of disbursement shall be considered to be the date on which it is preferred.
(3) The provisions of this rule shall apply mutatis mutandis to arrear and other claims
preferred against Government by persons not in Government service.
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