Ag mumbai pension status ddo wise

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  2. DEFENCE ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT SAS … Answers 2013/SAS


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AG (A & E)

Instructions Click on the corresponding month with reference to the month in which pension proposals are forwarded by the department. Click the below link if details are not found from the above link: Disclaimer : Data displayed on this website are only informatory and cannot be used for any claims before Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Govt. of India or any court of Law.

DEFENCE ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT SAS … Answers 2013/SAS

DEFENCE ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT SAS EXAMINATION – PART‐I APRIL, 2013 SUBJECT: PAPER‐I – ORGANISATION AND FUNDAMENTALS OF AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS (THEORY‐WITHOUT BOOKS) Time: 3 Hours Max.Marks:100 Notes: 1. Out of 16 questions, only 12 questions should be attempted by the candidates. 2. Each question carries EIGHT marks. FOUR marks are reserved for general excellence 3. Answers to all part questions should be written in one place only 4. Only question number shall be indicated in the Answer Books. Reproduction of complete question in the Answer Books should be avoided. 1. (a) What is ‘Charged Expenditure’? What is the constitutional provision in this regard? (4 Marks) Ans. Payments made in satisfaction of a judgement, decree or award of any court or arbitral tribunal will be treated as expenditure ‘Charged’ on the consolidated fund of India. The character of the ‘Charged’ expenditure lies in the fact that the estimates relating to such expenditure are not submitted to the vote of the Parliament, although it has right for discussion of such estimates. This is in accordance with Article 112(3)(f) of the constitution of India. (b) Rs. 500/‐ were incurred by a DAD office for stamp paper and legal expenses in defending a case in the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT). This amount was classified as ‘Charged Expenditure’. Comment. (4 Marks) Ans. Any expenditure incurred by the Government prior to the announcement of the decree/award, either on legal expenses or on stamp paper will not b...