The Indian Medical Service : being a synopsis of the rules and regulations regarding pay, promotion, pension, leave, examination, etc., in the Indian Medical Service, both military and civil / by B.G. Seton and J. Gould.

  • Seton, B. G. (Bruce Gordon), 1868-
Date:
1912
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Credit: The Indian Medical Service : being a synopsis of the rules and regulations regarding pay, promotion, pension, leave, examination, etc., in the Indian Medical Service, both military and civil / by B.G. Seton and J. Gould. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    13. An Officer, appointed on and after the iith September 1890, who may retire on pension before com- pleting 30 years’ service, shall be liable, till he completes 55 years of age, to be recalled to duty in case of emergency. 14. Six of the most meritorious Medical Officers of the Service shall be named Our Honorary Physicians, and six Our Honorary Surgeons.* Given at Our Court at St. James’ this thirteenth day of March 1908, in the Eighth year of Our Reign. By His Majesty’s Command, JOHN MORLEY. Notes on the Royal Warrant. Para. 2. See page 31 where the rules governing this examination are detailed. The Lieutenant’s commission dates from the day on which the result of the examination at which he is admit- ted is announced. Para. 3. The rules at present in force governing the grant of accelerated promotion will be found in the Chap- ter devoted to this subject. Since the publication of the Royal Warrant a further concession has ^los^of ^12^10^^ made ; a Captain, who has been un- able, on grounds of public convenience, to go home and qualify for acceleration, and has therefore been promoted to Major after twelve years’ service, may still qualify up to the end of his i6th year of service ; and his promotion'to Major will then be antedated six months. In such a case, however, he will not draw the difference between the pay of a Captain and a Major for the period by which he is antedated. Notk :—See Note on page 6.