GOVERNMENT
OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
Memo.No:
657/Ser.C/94-4 Dated:
9th March, 1995.
Sub: - Andhra Pradesh
Civil Services (Classification, Control & Appeal) Rules - 1991 Sub-Rule (B)
(b) of rule 20 - Taking the assistance of Retired Govt. Employees - Further
Instructions - Issued.
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Rule
20 (B) (b) of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Classification, Control and
Appeal) Rules, 1991 provides that the Government Servant may also take the
assistance of a retired Govt. Servant to present the case on his behalf,
subject to such conditions as may he specified by the Government from time to
time by general or special order in his behalf.
2.
In O.M.No. 11012/2-Estt.(A). dated 22-5-1992. the Department or Personnel &
Training, Ministry of Home Affairs. Government or India have stipulated certain
conditions for engaging retired Government Employees by the delinquent Govt.
Servants to present their case in departmental disciplinary proceedings.
Keeping this in view, the following conditions are stipulated in regard to taking of assistance of retired Government
employees by the delinquent Govt. Servants to present their case in
departmental proceedings in terms of rule 20(8) (b) of Andhra Pradesh Civil
Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1991: -
(i) The retired
Government Employee concerned should have retired from service under the
Government of Andhra Pradesh.
(ii) If the
retired Government Employee is also a legal practitioner, the restrictions on
engaging a legal practitioner by a delinquent Government Servant to present the
case on his behalf, contained in rule 20(8) (a) or Andhra Pradesh Civil Services
(Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1991, would apply.
(iii) The retired
Govt. Employees concerned should not have, in any manner, been associated with
the case at investigations stage or otherwise, in his/ her official capacity.
(iv) The retired
Govt. Employee concerned should not set as Defence assistant in more than five
cases at a time. The retired Govt. Employee should satisfy the Inquiry Officer
that he/she does not have more than five cases at hand including the case in
question.
3.
The Departments of Secretariat, Heads of Departments and Dist. Collectors are
requested to bring to the notice of all concerned disciplinary authorities the
above instructions and to follow them scrupulously.
K.
SATYA RAJU,
Secretary
to Government
