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I am to inform you that no half pay leave is available.
In the circumstances, I suggest that the period spent in this Office should not be counted as service for the purpose of reckoning the half pay leave for which they are eligible.
The period of the voyages and of the time spent in this country before and after their attachment to this Office would of course count.
Only count as half service for purposes of calculating pension.
The Officers who served in Lumsden's Horse were given extra six months before leaving for India with pay.
I agree that they were not eligible for half pay leave.
R.E. para 248.
They were not entitled to half pay leave as per R.E. para 166.3.
It is left out of account altogether in the calculation of leave just as if it had been leave without pay.
I refer to this rule that he can have leave after quitting this office provided that he leaves for England not later than the first week in January.
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