CO129-243 - Public Offices & Others - 1889 — Page 677

Superannuation Act of 1959 and the Treasury

Minute issued thereunder and that there had

the length of

been added to this actual service to that

Colonial

portion of the

A

benefit for professional qualifications given to Colonial Judges -in 10 years

of portion being determined

service in that long and his

by the relative length of his whole service

Judge

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That as regards pensions

unfortunately, not completed.

he had either 1 year service as a

Judge or year

service as a Public Officer, and it did not

that under the letter of any existing minute be considered to establish a claim to as much as

1

proposed in the revised

minute to include

that it was proposed

a

provision under which

Officer who had had service both

As a

Judge and in other capacities might

be awarded a

that service

pension, based

on

a principle

in not other capacities might

be pensioned at the rate of 1 sixtieth

for each year's service, the service as a Judge

allow for the rate of two sixtieths; and that after making

reduction in respect this less meritorious bit the latest decision in their cases, his service proper

I have exceeded by a few days the period which would on the above principle establish an Officer's claim

a pension

of 15/60ths, and that a

relieving allowance had accordingly been awarded him

JMR5/6/09.

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25-

457

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 based, and when Flat I

As are

may

opportunity of checking

them be good chance upon

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persons

formally

express

that I am

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Your studiously, decode

CB.

How R. St. Meade George Phillippo

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).

Bei 25-457

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,

CB. How R. St. Meade George Phillippo

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).

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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

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

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