I understand from Mr Dixon that Molokett (or Mallett) claims that having served 15 years in 1891 he comes under some previous rules.
The rules in 1891 (see Leveath p 78) provide for pensions after 15 years' service at any age without limit. I think therefore that Mallett is correct in claiming the right to retire. But he need not ...
I think from all his years of service the arrangement should take effect from the date of his letter.
I think we had better tell him that a copy of his letter will be sent to the Gov., who will be asked to have his pension calculated, if he is now entitled to draw pension, and will decide the date from which leave pay will cease and pension commence. And send corresp. 38456 and our present reply, to Gov. conson L.F.
(It seems all right but there may be a flaw somewhere. Moreover I am not sure that he should not be allowed his leave in full, since it is under special Police regg. and he could have retired at the end of it if he had wished).
Ros.
Since writing above I see from note 3 on p. of leave cert. that he has had to enter into a bond to refund the difference between half pay and pension from date of leaving the Colony, so we need say nothing about date of retirement.
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I think we had better tell him that a copy of his letter will be sent to the Gov., who will be asked to have his pension calculated, if he is now entitled to
draw pension, and will decide the date from which leave
pay will cease and pension commence. And send corresp. 38456 and our present reply, to Gov. conson L.F.
(It seems all right but there may be a flaw some- where. Moreover I am not sure that he should not be
allowed his leave in full, since it is under special
Police regg. and he could have retired at the end of
it if he had wished ).
Ros.
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Since writing above I see from wete 3 on p. of leave
cert. that he has had
enter into a bond to refund
the diff. between half pay and pension from date of
leaving the Colony, 30 we need say nothing about date
of retirement.
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