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Bare acts > Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Contributory Provident Fund) Rules, 2003 > Rule 30
 
  


 

30. Dismissal, resignation and cessation of service.- (1) If any subscriber is dismissed from the service of the Authority for any fault or other cause justifying dismissal, he shall not be entitled to receive, unless permitted to do so by the trustees, the sums contributed by the Authority to his provident fund account or any interest credited to that account on the sums so contributed:

Provided that when any subscriber is so dismissed, any amount due under a liability incurred by the subscriber to the Authority (not exceeding in any case the sums so contributed by the Authority and interest thereon) shall be paid by the Board out of the sum standing to the credit of the subscriber’s account.

(2) When a subscriber, who has been appointed by the Authority to its cadres resigns or retires from the service of the Authority, he shall, if he has served the Authority for a period of five years or more or in the case he has been appointed on contract for a fixed term or appointed under a statute for a fixed term and has served the Authority for one year or more, be entitled to receive the balance at his credit in the fund:

Provided that when any subscriber resigning or retiring from the service of the Authority is under a liability incurred by him to the Authority, the trustee shall irrespective of the duration of his service pay the Authority out of the balance at his credit in the fund any amount due by him to the Authority (not exceeding in any case the sums contributed by the Authority to his account in the fund and any interest credited to his account on the sums so contributed.).

(3) If any subscriber ceases to serve the Authority before completion of a service of five years in case of any appointment other than appointment on contract or one year in case of appointment on contract, as the case may be, in terms of sub-rule 2 with the Authority he shall be entitled to receive only the amount of his own subscriptions to the fund with the interest credited thereon to the date of his severing his connection with the Authority.

(4) No subscriber shall be entitled to receive payment of any share of the contribution of the Authority to the fund until he shall have served the Authority for a period of five years in case of any appointment other than appointment on contract or one year in case of appointment on contract in terms of sub rule2 notwithstanding that a share thereof may have been credited to his account in the books of the fund, but the trustees may in their absolute discretion authorise such payment if a subscriber is compelled to retire before completing five years’ service owing to any cause beyond his control.

 

 

 

 

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