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Section 21: Provision for calculating daily allowance

The Leader of Opposition in Maharashtra Legislature Allowances Rules 1987State Rules of Maharashtra · 1978

Quantum of daily allowance admissible for a halt on tour on public business at an outstation shall be related to the actual period of halt. The daily allowance for the period of halt specified in column 1 of the Table below shall be calculated as shown in column 2 of the Table.

TABLE Period of halt Daily Allowance

(i) Halt upto six hours . . Nil

(ii) Halt exceeding six hours, Half daily allowance.

but not exceeding twelve hours.

(iii) Halt exceeding twelve hours, Full daily allowance.

but not exceeding twenty-four hours.

(iv) Halt exceeding twenty-four . . One daily allowance hours.

every 24 hours of halt.

For a fraction of 24 hours at the end of halt, daily allowance will be calculated as indicated above.

Explanation.— For the purpose of this rule, the period of halt shall begin from the time the forward journey ends at an outstation and shall end at the time the return or further journey commences.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Leader of Opposition in Maharashtra Legislature Allowances Rules 1987
Section21
Marginal noteProvision for calculating daily allowance
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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