MAHARASHTRA CIVIL SERVICES (GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICES) RULES, nineteen eighty-one

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MAHARASHTRA CIVIL SERVICES (GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICES) RULES, nineteen eighty-one

INTRODUCTION

Maharashtra Civil Services (General Conditions of Services) Rules, were first published in nineteen eighty-one. It was indicated at that time that the Marathi version of the said rules would be published separately. Accordingly, Maharashtra Civil Services (General Conditions of Services) Rules, nineteen eighty-one was published. This Marathi version was updated by incorporating changes made up to thirty-first December nineteen eighty-four. This Marathi translation was published in the Gazette of twenty-eighth March nineteen eighty-five. Thereafter, considering the changes made in the rules from time to time, a need was felt to publish an updated version and therefore the Finance Department decided to publish the latest updated edition of the rules.

Shri D. G. More, retired Joint Secretary has made valuable contribution in drafting the book.

The First Edition of the Bombay Civil Services Rules, nineteen fifty-nine, in Volumes One and Two, was published in nineteen fifty-nine. Various developments have taken place since reorganisation of the bilingual Bombay State into the two States of Maharashtra and Gujarat in nineteen sixty. Also further changes have been made in the Rules through numerous amendments issued from time to time, during the last few decades. As a result, considerable difficulties were being experienced in application of these rules. The need to have the revised and simplified Civil Services Rules was being acutely felt.

The Government, has so far published the following Rules from time to time:-

One. Maharashtra Civil Services (General Conditions of Services) Rules.

Two. Maharashtra Civil Services (Pay) Rules.

Three. Maharashtra Civil Services (Joining Time, Foreign Service and Payments during Suspension, Dismissal and Removal) Rules.

Four. Maharashtra Civil Services (Leave) Rules.

Five. Maharashtra Civil Services (Pension) Rules.

Six. Maharashtra Civil Services (Commutation of Pension) Rules.

Two. The first four sets of Rules [Senior Numbers one to four] have been framed by the Governor of Maharashtra under the provision of Article three hundred nine of the Constitution of India. These rules which have been issued under Government Notification, Finance Department, Number MSC one thousand eighty-one slash one slash MCSR-Cell, dated the twenty-third July nineteen eighty-one, came into force with effect from the fifteenth August nineteen eighty-one. Senior Number five, Maharashtra Civil Services (Pension) Rules, nineteen eighty-two, were framed by the Governor of Maharashtra under the provision of Article three hundred nine of the Constitution of India, which have been issued under Government Notification, Finance Department, Number MSC one thousand eighty-two slash five / SER-six, dated the twelfth August, nineteen eighty-two, and came into force with effect from fifteenth August, nineteen eighty-two. The Senior Number six Maharashtra Civil Services (Commutation of Pension) Rules, nineteen eighty-four have been framed by the Governor of Maharashtra under the provision of Article three hundred nine of the Constitution of India, which have been issued under Government Notification, Finance Department, Number MCS one thousand eighty-four slash nine / SER-six, dated the nineteenth July, nineteen eighty-four and came into force with effect from fifteenth August, nineteen eighty-four.

The Government has decided to revise the six sets of Rules mentioned in paragraph one.

Three. This set of rules pertains to General Conditions of Services of employees of the Maharashtra Government.

Four. To make each set of Rules as self-contained as possible, the relevant delegation of powers, Appendices and the relevant forms pertaining to a particular subject, have also been included therein.

Five. For easy reference, a comparative table has been appended to this set of rules at the end, indicating the new rule numbers and the corresponding provisions of the Bombay Civil Services Rules, nineteen fifty-nine. The table also indicates the provisions of the Bombay Civil Services Rules, nineteen fifty-nine, which have been deleted from this set of rules.

Six. Omissions or inaccuracies, if any, in this set of rules, may please be brought to the notice of the Finance Department.

.. forty-three fifty-two Repeal and Saving

CHAPTER ONE-GENERAL

Two. Extent of application

Three. Right to interpret

Four. Power of relaxation

Five. Validity of terms of contract

Six. Regulation of claims to pay, allowances, leave and pension

Seven. Exercise and delegation of powers under these rules

Eight. Reasons for concessions to be communicated to Audit Officer

CHAPTER TWO-DEFINITIONS

CHAPTER THREE-GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICES

Twelve. Form of medical certificate

Fifteen. Production of medical certificate within six months in temporary employ

Sixteen. Entry in service book about medical examination

Seventeen. Invalid pensioner must produce certificate from a Medical Committee before re-employment

Two open bracket eighteen close bracket deleted

One open bracket twenty close bracket. Acquiring of a lien

Twenty A. Ceasing of a lien

Twenty-one. Restrictions over holding of lien on posts by Government servant at same time

Twenty-two. Retention of a lien

Twenty-three. Suspension of a lien

Twenty-four. Suspension of the lien retrospectively and consequential promotion

Twenty-six. Transfer of the lien to another post

Twenty-eight. Date from which pay and allowances take effect

Twenty-nine. Relieving Government servant to intimate probable date of joining to the Government servant to be relieved

Thirty. How the date of handing over charge is determined

Thirty-one. Charge must be handed over at the headquarters, both relieved and relieving Government servants to be present

Thirty-two. How the date of promotion is determined

Thirty-three. Provident fund, Insurance scheme and other funds or schemes

Thirty-four. Whole time of a Government servant to be at the disposal of Government

CHAPTER FOUR-MAINTENANCE OF RECORD OF SERVICE

Thirty-six. Maintenance of service record of Non-gazetted Government servant

Thirty-seven. Maintenance of service rolls

Thirty-eight. Procedure for writing the events and recording the date of birth in the service book

Thirty-nine. Reasons for reduction, removal etc. to be stated in the service book

Forty. Personal certificates of character not to be entered in the service book

Forty-one. Service books to be shown to Government servants by Head of Office

Forty-two. Completion and movement of service book on deputation or foreign service or transfer

Forty-five. Annual verification of service books and service rolls.

Forty-six. Maintenance of service rolls in respect of policemen.

Forty-seven. Inspection of service books and service rolls

Forty-eight. Service book not to be returned to Government servant on cessation of service

Forty-nine. Extract to be given to insurance companies from service records

CHAPTER Five-Patents to Government Servants Engaged in Scientific and Technical Research

Fifty-one. Decision of Government is final on the application of rule fifty

CHAPTER Six-Repeal and Saving

Rules for the examination of candidates as to their physical fitness

SCHEDULE "A"

SCHEDULE "B" Regulation as to the standard of vision (See rules seven and twelve)

ANNEXURE "A" (See rule seven) Preliminary Visual Standard for all Services Group "A"

For posts which can do with a moderate degree of visual acuity

Group "E"

ANNEXURE "B"

APPENDIX FOUR (See rule thirty-six)

APPENDIX SIX

Instructions for regulating the Patenting of Inventions made by Government Servants under rule fifty

COMPARATIVE TABLE Note. This comparative table has been prepared solely for the purposes of facilitating reference

Corresponding Rule Numbers from Bombay Civil Services Rules, nineteen fifty-nine

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Overview

This document outlines the Maharashtra Civil Services (General Conditions of Services) Rules, detailing the provisions and application of the rules established for the governance of civil services within the Maharashtra government. It also highlights updates and changes made since the initial publication.

Key Points

1The rules apply to all members of services and posts whose conditions of service are prescribed by the Maharashtra Government
2Several sets of related rules have been published over time to address various aspects of civil service
3The document contains definitions for various terms relevant to the application of these rules
4Provisions exist for relaxation of rules in cases causing undue hardship to government servants
5The Finance Department retains the right to interpret the rules.

Details

Authors: D. G. More, Vinayak Dhotre, Nitin Gadre
Category: Government and Policy

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