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Nolan davrte, Camberley, Jan Jejak 66
DIRECT. REGE 4 JUN 89
I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 29th May respecting my pension from Straits Settlements and Gibraltar and should feel obliged if you furnish me with a statement to date and justification of the calculations upon which the code is based, so that I may have the opportunity of checking them.
I am somewhat disappointed at the outcome.
I am,
Your studiously,
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Minute issued thereunder and that there had been added to his actual service to that Colonial portion of the service, a benefit for professional qualifications given to Colonial Judges - in 10 years of service, the portion being determined by the relative length of his whole service as a Judge.
That as regards pensions, he had unfortunately not completed either 1 year service as a Judge or year service as a Public Officer, and it did not, under the letter of any existing minute, establish a claim to as much as was proposed in the revised minute to include a provision under which an Officer who had had service both as a Judge and in other capacities might be awarded a pension based on the principle that service in other capacities might be pensioned at the rate of 1/60th for each year's service, and the service as a Judge allow for the rate of two/60ths; and that after making a reduction in respect of less meritorious service, his total service proper had exceeded by a few days the period which would establish an Officer's claim to a pension of 15/60ths, and that a relieving allowance had accordingly been awarded him (JMR5/6/09).
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Nolan davrte, Camberley, Jan 1966
DIRECT.
REGE 4 JUN 89
I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 29th May respecting my pension from Straits Settlements and Gibraltar and should feel obliged if you furnish me with a statement to date and justification of the calculations upon which the code is based, so that I may have the opportunity of checking them.
I am somewhat disappointed at the outcome.
I am,
Your obedient servant,
CB. How R. St. Meade George Phillippo
Revised to fit the exact format required and applying the rules:Superannuation Act of 1959 and the Treasury
Minute issued thereunder and that there had been added to his actual service to that Colonial portion of the service, a benefit for professional qualifications given to Colonial Judges - in 10 years of service, the portion being determined by the relative length of his whole service as a Judge.
That as regards pensions, he had unfortunately not completed either 1 year service as a Judge or year service as a Public Officer, and it did not, under the letter of any existing minute, establish a claim to as much as was proposed in the revised minute to include a provision under which an Officer who had had service both as a Judge and in other capacities might be awarded a pension based on the principle that service in other capacities might be pensioned at the rate of 1/60th for each year's service, and the service as a Judge allow for the rate of two/60ths; and that after making a reduction in respect of less meritorious service, his total service proper had exceeded by a few days the period which would establish an Officer's claim to a pension of 15/60ths, and that a relieving allowance had accordingly been awarded him (JMR5/6/09).
Nolan davrte, Camberley, Jan 1966
DIRECT. REGE 4 JUN 89
I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 29th May respecting my pension from Straits Settlements and Gibraltar and should feel obliged if you furnish me with a statement to date and justification of the calculations upon which the code is based, so that I may have the opportunity of checking them.
I am somewhat disappointed at the outcome.
I am, Your obedient servant,
CB. How R. St. Meade George Phillippo
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Minute issued thereunder and that there had been added to his actual service to that Colonial portion of the service, a benefit for professional qualifications given to Colonial Judges - in 10 years of service, the portion being determined by the relative length of his whole service as a Judge.
That as regards pensions, he had unfortunately not completed either 1 year service as a Judge or year service as a Public Officer, and it did not, under the letter of any existing minute, establish a claim to as much as was proposed in the revised minute to include a provision under which an Officer who had had service both as a Judge and in other capacities might be awarded a pension based on the principle that service in other capacities might be pensioned at the rate of 1/60th for each year's service, and the service as a Judge allow for the rate of two/60ths; and that after making a reduction in respect of less meritorious service, his total service proper had exceeded by a few days the period which would establish an Officer's claim to a pension of 15/60ths, and that a relieving allowance had accordingly been awarded him (JMR5/6/09).
Nolan davrte, Camberley, Jan 1966
DIRECT. REGE 4 JUN 89
I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of 29th May respecting my pension from Straits Settlements and Gibraltar and should feel obliged if you furnish me with a statement to date and justification of the calculations upon which the code is based, so that I may have the opportunity of checking them.
I am somewhat disappointed at the outcome.
I am, Your obedient servant,
CB. How R. St. Meade George Phillippo