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GENERAL PRINCIPLES - Shivaji University

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(i)<br />

If the recovery is made by a short payment of an item chargeable to a head<br />

under which the previous overpayment occurred, no further adjustment is<br />

necessary, as the short payment is set off against the excess payment.<br />

(ii) If the recovery is made in cash, the amount shall be taken to the credit of the<br />

concerned expenditure head and the expenditure will stand reduced.<br />

(iii) If the recovery is effected by short payment of an item chargeable to a head<br />

other than that under which the excess payment was previously made :-<br />

(a)<br />

(b)<br />

The total payment, i.e. the net amount actually paid plus the amount<br />

short paid shall be entered under the head to which the payment pertains,<br />

and<br />

The amount short paid shall be taken as credit item under the concerned<br />

expenditure head.<br />

1.41 Recoveries of such overpayments made in a subsequent year, except in respect<br />

of works in progress, shall be accounted for under the relevant receipt major head<br />

or under the head “Miscellaneous receipt”. In the case of works in progress, the<br />

recoveries shall be taken as reduction of expenditure so long as the accounts of<br />

the work are open.<br />

1.42 No claim against the <strong>University</strong> which are not presented within the time limit<br />

prescribed hereunder will be entertained: -<br />

(a) No claim for the payment of travelling and halting allowance will be entertained<br />

after a lapse of six months from the date on which the tour is over.<br />

(b) Claims for payment of travelling and halting allowance after a period of six<br />

months to one year, from the date, on which, the tour completed will be<br />

entertained with the approval of Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor only.<br />

(c) Payment of remuneration for examination claimed beyond one year from the<br />

date of examination results will be considered as lapsed.<br />

(d) Scholarships not claimed within 12 months from the date of their becoming<br />

due shall lapse to their respective funds.<br />

(e) All other claims will be lapsed after the expiry of three years from the date of<br />

its becoming due.<br />

All above lapsed amounts shall be credited to university fund as a Miscellaneous<br />

Receipt.<br />

1.43 No Cheque shall be signed unless required for immediate delivery to the payee or<br />

drawn in favour of a person other than the actual payee.<br />

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