Regulations for the Navy Part III
Central Regulations · 1957369 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Regulations |
|---|---|
| Year | 1957 |
| Jurisdiction | Central |
| Ministry | Ministry of Defence |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 369 |
| Subjects | defence |
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- Section 233 Command when Executive Officer does not succeed
- Section 234 Authority of Officer of the Watch
- Section 235 Officers borne additional
- Section 236 Presiding Officer at Assemblages
- Section 237 Officer Promoted
- Section 238 In tenders or boats
- Section 239 Authority when Wrecked or Lost
- Section 240 Officers lent
- Section 241 Officers taking Passage
- Section 242 Additional for Special Service
- Section 243 “Additional” not for Special Service
- Section 244 Other Officers “Additional”
- Section 246 Confirmed officers take command over acting
- Section 248 Pensioners and Fleet Reservists
- Section 249 Military Command by Sailors
- Section 250 Relative Rank
- Section 251 Relative Seniority
- Section 252 Power to exercise Command over Members of Naval Forces
- Section 253 Precedence in India
- Section 254 Appointment to other Navies
- Section 255 Liability of Sailors
- Section 256 Drafting record
- Section 257 Drafting
- Section 258 Discharge from ship
- Section 261 Recruitment
- Section 262 Fraudulent Entry
- Section 263 Service Certificates
- Section 264 Instructions to Recruiting Authorities
- Section 265 Suspected Deserters
- Section 266 Adverse Verification
- Section 267 Enrolment of former Government employees
- Section 268 Engagements
- Section 269 Continuous Service
- Section 270 Period of Compulsory Service
- Section 271 Probationary Period
- Section 272 Re-entry
- Section 273 Transfer of men from one Branch to another
- Section 274 Discharges in India
- Section 275 Hospital patients due for discharge
- Section 276 Discharge Overseas
- Section 277 When discharged under 18 years of age
- Section 278 Unsuitable, Incompetent or Undesirable Sailors
- Section 279 Discharge “S.N.L.R.”
- Section 280 Discharge on compassionate grounds
- Section 281 Authorities empowered to authorise discharge
- Section 282 New entries
- Section 283 Physical training
- Section 284 Swimming
- Section 285 Training ashore
- Section 287 Ages of Compulsory retirement of sailors
- Section 289 (1) Aim
- Section 290 Award of Good Conduct Badge
- Section 291 Service qualification
- Section 292 Conduct qualification
- Section 293 Additional qualification for the award of the 2nd and the 3rd Good Conduct Badges
- Section 294 Captain ‘s decision regarding award or deferment
- Section 295 Finality of awards by the Captain
- Section 296 Good Conduct Pay
- Section 298 Former Service
- Section 299 Pensions and Reservists
- Section 300 Sailors to be treated as new entries
- Section 301 Restoration of Good Conduct Badges
- Section 302 Scale of awards per annum
- Section 303 Gratuity
- Section 304 Conditions for Award of the Medal with Gratuity
- Section 305 Conditions for Award of the Medal without Gratuity
- Section 306 Break in Service
- Section 307 Annual Recommendations
- Section 308 Notation of the Award in Service Certificate
- Section 309 Presentation of Medal and Gratuity
- Section 310 Misconduct pending presentation
- Section 311 Scale of Awards per annum
- Section 312 Pecuniary Benefits
- Section 313 Conditions for the Award
- Section 314 Break in Service
- Section 315 Annual Recommendations
- Section 316 Notation of the Award in Service Certificate
- Section 317 Presentation of the Medal
- Section 318 Misconduct pending presentation
- Section 319 Assessment of Character
- Section 320 “V. G.”
- Section 321 “V.G.*”
- Section 322 ”Good”
- Section 323 “Fair”
- Section 324 “Indifferent”
- Section 325 “Bad”
- Section 326 Record of Character Assessment’
- Section 327 Character Assessment of Artificer Apprentices and Boys
- Section 328 Re-assessment of Character
- Section 329 “Very Good Conduct”
- Section 330 Composition of Indian Naval Reserve
- Section 331 Composition of Indian Naval Volunteer Reserve
- Section 332 Definition
- Section 334 Cadre
- Section 335 Branches
- Section 336 Ranks
- Section 337 Rank and Precedence
- Section 338 Types of Commission
- Section 339 Applications
- Section 340 Change of Nationality
- Section 341 Liability for actual service in the Indian Navy
- Section 342 Qualifications for entry into the Indian Naval Reserve
- Section 343 Qualifications for confirmation in the Indian Naval Reserve
- Section 344 Promotion in the Indian Naval Reserve
- Section 345 Qualifications for entry into the Indian Naval Volunteer Reserve
- Section 346 Confirmation in the Indian Naval Volunteer Reserve
- Section 347 Promotion in the Indian Naval Volunteer Reserve
- Section 348 Previous Naval Service
- Section 349 Retirement
- Section 350 Obligatory Training
- Section 351 (a) Initial Obligatory Training will, as far as possible, comprise a 2 weeks Divisional Course which is to include Seamanship; in addition to the periods of are allocated for othe…
- Section 352 Messing and Accommodation while undergoing training
- Section 353 Exemption from Obligatory Training
- Section 354 Failure to undergo Obligatory Training
- Section 355 Medical Examination
- Section 356 Orders for Joining
- Section 357 Requests for training during particular periods
- Section 358 Discharge on completion of training
- Section 360 Specialist Courses
- Section 361 Types of Specialist Courses
- Section 362 Exemption for undergoing Voluntary Training
- Section 363 Applications for Voluntary Training
- Section 364 Temporary Service in the Indian Navy
- Section 365 Appointments during Fleet Exercises, Cruises and the like
- Section 366 Exemption for temporary Service with the Indian Navy
- Section 367 Mobilisation Warning
- Section 368 Mobilisation
- Section 369 Action to be taken by Officers who are abroad on date of call-up
- Section 370 Transfer from Indian Naval Volunteer Reserve to Indian Naval Reserve
- Section 372 Uniform
- Section 373 Occasions on which uniform is worn
- Section 374 Wearing of Medals and Decorations
- Section 375 Scale of Uniform
- Section 376 Retirement, Resignation and Discharge Liability of Retired Officers
- Section 377 Resignation
- Section 378 Medical Fitness
- Section 379 Discharge from the Reserves
- Section 380 Transfer to Special List and Discharge
- Section 381 Traveling Allowance and Daily Allowance for candidates called up before the Board of Selection
- Section 382 Pay and Allowances for Reserve Officers who are not employees of Central Government or State Government
- Section 383 Commencement and cessation of full pay
- Section 384 Interrupted Training
- Section 385 Traveling Allowance Claims
- Section 387 Uniform allowance payable to officers with previous naval service
- Section 388 Payment of Uniform Allowance
- Section 389 Refund of Uniform Allowance
- Section 390 Accounts of Reserve Officers shown separately
- Section 391 Payment of Mess Bills, Rent, etc
- Section 392 Leave and Sick List Concessions for officers in continuous service
- Section 393 Leave and Sick List Concessions for Officers undergoing training
- Section 394 Medical Attendance
- Section 395 Death
- Section 396 Retaining Fee
- Section 397 Retaining fee may be paid to officers at the scale mentioned in Regulation 396, provided the following conditions are fulfilled
- Section 398 Payment of Retaining Fee
- Section 399 Cessation of Payment of Retaining Fee
- Section 400 Retaining fee when payable though obligatory training not carried out
- Section 401 Applications for Payment
- Section 402 Six monthly Reports to be made to the Registrar of Reserves
- Section 403 Change of names
- Section 404 Change of Address
- Section 405 Retired Officers
- Section 406 Applications for civil jobs
- Section 407 Nest of Kin
- Section 408 Official correspondence, etc. addressed to Registrar of reserves through Commanding Officers of Ships where serving
- Section 409 Certificate Books
- Section 410 Reports on officers
- Section 411 Publications and Lectures
- Section 412 Repeal
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