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Dear Sir Frederick,
7, Arfylt Road "Kensington 10th January, 1964
I was undoubtedly much surprised to hear from you that an extension of sick leave might be granted to me but will not be permitted.
I should be acting disrespectfully, both absurdly and pertinaciously, to question your decision on Rules with which you must be familiar, and which are intended to express your opinion - but I may be pardoned for making the remark, that the Rules, as they stand, unexplained, appear to me to bear a different construction from that which has been given to them.
Rule 102 allows sick leave, which Rule 103 limits to twelve months. Rule 106 states that "An officer to whom leave of absence has been granted is entitled to half salary during his absence from duty."
Rule 114 is in the following words:
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Dear Sir Frederick /
7. Arfylt Road "Kensington 10th January, 1064
I was undoubtedly mundi
surprised to baru from you that atting sick leave might be
an extension &
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granted to me bad will not be permitter.
1⁄2 draw hat-salary during such extention I should be aching
disrespectfully of
both absurdly and
more pertinaciously
to question your decisione an Rules with which zou must be familiar, mus which are intended to express year shinien - but I may
be pardoned,
2 for making the remark, that the Rubs as they stand, mexplained, appear to me to hear a different construction fromn that which has been given to there.
Rule 102 allows & sick leave, whiche 103 limits to twelve months. Rule 106 states that "An officer to whom have absence has been granted is entitled " half salary during his absence from The Blaney.
Rule 114 is in the following
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