511.
(ii) The date of commencement of service in any appointment will be the date from which an officer draws, the pay of an appointment, and the date of termination, the date up to which he draw such pay. Periods occupied in transit from one appointment to another will be reckoned as service in the appointment, the pay of which the officer is allowed during transit.
(iii) The service-books in each office should be taken up for verification in July/ January* of every year and also as prescribed in clause (i) above by the head of the office who, after satisfying himself that the services of the officer concerned are correctly recorded in his service-book in conformity with the above instruction, should record a certificate to that effect therein under his signature.
(iv) The verifying officer should sign a certificate across the body of service-book in the following words :-
"Services verified up to from...................(pay bills, acquittance rolls and similar records to be specified, by reference to which the verification was made)."
(v) In regard to periods of service which cannot be verified from office records, such as pay bills, acquittance rolls, etc., an affidavit of the officer concerned and evidence to the service-book, with the opinion of the then head of the office, as to whether the period in question should be admitted or not.
(vi) The head of the office, in recording the annual certificate of verification agreeably to clause (iii) above, should, in the case of any portion of service that cannot be verified from office records, distinctly state that for the excepted periods (naming them) a statement in writing by the officer as well as record of the evidence of his contemporary employees is attached to the book.
* January in Old edition.
Section 510 • Instructions issued by the Board of Revenue under Bihar and Orissa Excise Act, 1915
510. When officers transferred.
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Section 510
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