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GENERAL PRINCIPLES - Shivaji University

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(v)<br />

Unpaid wages, if any, will be entered in the register of unpaid wages and<br />

credited to “deposits”. The wages may be paid subsequently on a hand<br />

receipt. A note of the payment will be taken in the Register of Deposits.<br />

(vi) When the muster roll is closed, the work turned out shall be measured. When<br />

the work turned out is not susceptible of detailed measurement, payment<br />

may be made on the certificates of the officer-in-charge of the work to the<br />

effect the work turned out is commensurate with the amount spent thereon.<br />

(b) Measurement Books -<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

Payments for all work done otherwise than by daily labour and for all supplies<br />

required for specific work are made on the basis of measurement recorded<br />

in measurement books. These books shall be numbered serially and their<br />

account shall be maintained by the <strong>University</strong> Engineer showing the serial<br />

number of each book the date of issue and date of its return.<br />

The measurement Book shall be the most important record since it forms the<br />

basis for all payments. Full particulars and the name of the work measured<br />

shall be given in the measurement book, along with a certificate of the<br />

measurements being checked.<br />

(iii) A stock register of measurement books shall be maintained by the <strong>University</strong><br />

Engineer showing the printed number on each book, the name of the person<br />

to whom issued, the date of issue and the date of return.<br />

(iv) Before recording the measurements, it shall be ensured that the work done<br />

or supplies made are fully in accordance with the prescribed specifications. If<br />

any item of a work is measured before it is completed according to the.<br />

specifications, the fact shall be clearly recorded in the measurement indicating<br />

the deficiencies in the part of the work and the reduced rate at which payment<br />

for the item is recommended.<br />

(v)<br />

The pages of the books shall be machine numbered. Entries shall be<br />

recorded continuously and no blank pages shall be left torn or torn out. If any<br />

pages are left blank inadvertently, they shall be cancelled by diagonal line<br />

and attested and dated. The entries shall ordinarily be made in ink. No entry<br />

may be erased or overwritten. If a mistake is made, it shall be corrected by<br />

crossing out the incorrect words and figures and inserting the corrections<br />

which shall be initiated and dated by the responsible official. A reliable record<br />

is the object to be aimed at as it may have to be produced as evidence in a<br />

Court of Law.<br />

72<br />

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