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Section 387: Uniform allowance payable to officers with previous naval service

Regulations for the Navy Part IIICentral Regulations · 1957

Officers with previous service in the Indian Navy, Indian Naval Reserve or Indian Naval Volunteer Reserve shall receive uniform allowance as follows: -

(a) Those who enter or re-enter the reserve after a break of at least seven years from the time they left the Indian Navy or its Reserves shall receive uniform allowance in full.

(b) Those who enter or re-enter the Reserve before the expiry of seven years from the time they lefty the Indian Navy or its Reserves shall receive a uniform allowance as follows: - In case of break not exceeding three years Nil Incase of break exceeding three years but not exceeding five years Rs.125 In case of break exceeding five years but not exceeding seven years Rs.250

(c) Officers appointed for temporary service of 12 months or more shall be required to provided themselves with the complete uniform required of an Indian Navy Officer, and shall be given for this purpose the difference between the uniform allowance payable at the time for regular officers of the Indian Navy entering service and Rs.400.

(d) Officers will be entitled with effect from 01 Jan 1920, for renewal of out fit allowance under the same conditions as are applicable to regular officers at the Indian Navy on the basis of call up service

Explanation. - Uniform allowance is granted for the sole purpose assisting officers in providing themselves with the necessary articles of uniform. An account of expenditure may be asked for by Naval Headquarters and the payment of uniform allowance restricted to the amount for which proof of expenditure is produced but not exceeding that admissible as above.

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ActRegulations for the Navy Part III
Section387
Marginal noteUniform allowance payable to officers with previous naval service
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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