4. In Certain recposts the wording
haw, hit the framed in
of the regulations does not appear to
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clearer terms
be-wholety eleur.
The second paragraph f
will never
Ishould mist this. If you leave the refund until the fficer has left the revoin, you get it. The intention is to recover when an notice of his intention has given notice of picer to resign. It
Sagree
Hol,
143B, for example, lays down that "a
condition shall be attached by implication".
If a condition by implication were
sufficient to enable the fees to be
refunded it would appear that an agree-
Further,
ment was not necessary, and in any case,
as indicated in the preceding paragraph,
the officer would domeday only be liable to refund
for additional payments in the way of
pecuniary inducement. Further in 145 (a)
the words "not wholly satisfactory" do
not appear to be necessary and in 143B (b)
it ie not clear how it je to be
determined whether an officer intends
be leave the servicor-
In any case an
from different adminic hahmo
who gather at the
Compe
Iv
Saud
this country
country
officer who retires on medical grounds
in 143 (b) should be exempted from
the liability to refund.
5. In general it seems desirable that
2 officers from the Colonial Service should
be treated as far as possible on the
same