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Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post

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The maximum balance should be Rs. 20+(150-40)=Rs. 130.<br />

II. Cases in which the payments are greater than the receipts.<br />

Example G<br />

Monthly Daily<br />

Rs. Rs.<br />

Average receipts . . . . . 450 15<br />

Average payments . . . . . 900 30<br />

Method prescribed for making and receiving remittances In mail bag, by railway and steamer<br />

Period between two ordinary remittance<br />

Two days.<br />

Time within which a special remittance can be obtained in<br />

case of emergency<br />

One day.<br />

Here the payments average Rs. 30 per day, while the receipts are only half as much, but in<br />

case of need, money could be obtained in single day. The minimum balance should, therefore, be<br />

fixed at Rs.(30x1)+(25 percent on 30)= Rs.38, say Rs. 40.<br />

.<br />

The maximum balance should be Rs. 40+[(30-15)x2]=Rs. 70.<br />

Example H<br />

Monthly Daily<br />

Rs. Rs.<br />

Average receipts . . . . . 900 30<br />

Average payments . . . . . 1,200 40<br />

Method prescribed for making and receiving remittances In mail bag, by runner’s line worked in<br />

the day time.<br />

Period between two ordinary remittance<br />

Four days.<br />

Time within which a special remittance can be obtained in<br />

case of emergency<br />

Two days.<br />

Here the payments average Rs. 40 per day and, although the receipts are not much less, a<br />

special remittance could not be obtained, in case of need, in less than two days. The minimum<br />

balance should, therefore, be Rs40x2+(25 percent on 40) = Rs. 90.<br />

The maximum balance according to the formula in rule 139 would then be Rs. 90+[(40-<br />

30)x4]=Rs. 130; but as it has been provided that the difference between the maximum and<br />

minimum cash balances must not be less than half the minimum cash balance, the maximum<br />

balance should be fixed at Rs. 90+90/2=Rs. 135.<br />

Example I<br />

Monthly Daily<br />

Rs. Rs.<br />

Average receipts . . . . . 300 10<br />

Average payments . . . . . 1,800 60<br />

Method prescribed for making and receiving remittances Through the overseer Seven days.<br />

Period between two ordinary remittance<br />

Seven days.<br />

Time within which a special remittance can be obtained in<br />

case of emergency<br />

Three day.<br />

Here the payments average as much as Rs. 60 per day, while the receipts are insignificant<br />

and, in case of an emergency, a special remittance could be obtained in less than three days. The<br />

minimum balance should, therefore, be Rs.(60x3)+(50 percent on 60)= Rs.210.

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