Para 10.2 — MSO (A&E)
Original Rule Text
10.2 In the case of Payments subject to recovery, the A.G. (A&E) should watch that the moneys are regularly repaid by the debtor.
What This Means
When the government makes payments that are subject to recovery (such as advances or loans to employees or other entities), the Accountant General (A&E) must monitor that the money is being repaid on schedule by the debtor. This is a watchdog function ensuring government money lent out is actually recovered.
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Key Points
- 1AG (A&E) must track all recoverable payments made by government
- 2Regular repayment by debtors must be monitored
- 3This applies to advances, loans, and any other payment subject to recovery
Practical Example
A government employee received a house-building advance of Rs. 20 lakh repayable in 180 monthly installments. The AG's office maintains a recovery register and checks each month whether the installment has been deducted from the employee's salary. After three months of missed deductions, the AG sends a notice to the Drawing and Disbursing Officer asking why the recovery has not been effected.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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