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Section 5: Hours of work and holidays

Madhya Pradesh Lok Aayukt evam Up Lok Aayukt (Conditions of service Rules) 1982State Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1981

The hours of work and holidays for the Lokayukt and Up­ Lokayukt and their office shall be such as declared by the Lokayukt from time to time, but save as otherwise declared, the Lokayukt, Up-Lokayukt and theirofftce shall observe the same publlc Holidays as are observed by the Government of Madhya Pradesh and such Local Holidays as are declared by the local authorities from time to time .

No. F. 3-15-82-1 {6}- In exercise of the po\vet~ conferred by sub-section ( 1) of Section 17 read with sub-section (5) 5 Of the Madhya Prad~$h fokayukt Evam Up-loakyukt Adhiniyam 1981 (No. 37 of 1981) the Government of Madhya Pradesh here by makes the following rules regulating the alJowances, pension and_ othercondiuons of service of the Lokayukt and Up­ lokayukt, namely: - ·.

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';. :~.<·~;l{~ ·. •. ·. ·.')1teave :- ,,,,.:r,•1 :;,,~f The Lokayukt and Up-Lokayukt shall be entitled to earned leave on full allowance upto 1/ · 11 th of the period spent on duty

Provided that they shall cease to earn such leave when the earned leave due amounts to 300 days .

. Provided further that the Up-Lokayukt, who at the time of his appointment as Up­ Lokayukt was in service of the Central or a State Government, the leave standing to his credit on the date of his appointment as Up-Lokayukt shall be carried forward and he may avail of such leave during his tenure as Up-lokayukt.

(2) The. maximum earned leave that may be granted at any one time shall be 150 days.

(2 A) Lokayukt and Up-Loakayukt shall be entitled to casual leave of fifteen days in a year.

(3) In the matter of all other types of leave the Lokayukt and the Up-Lokayukt shall be governed by the rules and practices applicable to the Chief Justice and the other Judges of the High Court

(4) The Lokayukt and the Up-Lokayukt shall be entitled to cash equivalent of leave salary In respect of the period of earned leave at their credit on the date of retirement subject to a maximum of 240 days:

Provided that the earned leave encashed by the Lokayukt or the Up-Lokayukt under this sub-rule together with any amount of leave encashed earlier during the tenure of his service shall not exceed the limit of 300 days.

(5) If in public interest or due to exigencies of public service, the Lokayukt or Up-Lokayukt is refused.leave preparatory to retirement, he shall for the hardship caused by such refusal, be granted compensation for leave so refused up to maximum of 120 days of leave refused and such compensation determined in manner laid down in sub-rule (6) shall be paid to the Lokayukt or Up-Lokayukt as the case may be, in as early as possible, equal monthly instalments not exceeding four.

(6) (a) The compensation referred to in sub-rule (5) shall be computed in the first place caiculating separately: -

(i) amount of leave salary that the Lokayukt would have drawn, if the leave had not been refused; and

(ii) The pension (inclusive of the pension equivalent of gratuity) to which Lokayukt or as the case may be, Up-Lokayukt is entitled from the date of vacation of office for a period equivalent to the period of leave refused.

(b} The total amount of pension referred to in item (ii) of clause (a) shall next be deducted from the total amount of leave salary referred to in para (I) of clause (a) and the balance shall be the amount of compensation payable under sub-rule (5) to the Lokayukt or to the Up-Lokayukt, as the case may be.

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ActMadhya Pradesh Lok Aayukt evam Up Lok Aayukt (Conditions of service Rules) 1982
Section5
Marginal noteHours of work and holidays
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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