29. Addition to qualifying service :-
1
[Every Government servant who retires from service on and after the
29th October, 1979, on superannuation shall be entitled to add to his qualifying
service, by way of weightage, service not exceeding three years. The aggregate
qualifying service after such addition, should not, in any case, exceed the
maximum service to earn full pension under these rules.]
Provided that the benefit under this rule shall not be admissible in cases
where the Government servant is eligible for the benefit under the Rules 19
and 20 of these rules.
Provided further that where the benefit under Rules 19 and 20 and this
rule are applicable, the benefit under any one of these rules, which may be
the most advantageous, only shall be admissible.
Executive Instructions
(i) Admissibility of addition to service irrespective of length of
qualifying service
The benefit of addition of difference between 33 years of the actual
qualifying service not exceeding 3 years is admissible to all those who retire
on superannuation irrespective of the length of qualifying service put in by
them on the date of retirement.
[Govt. Memo. No. 57233-B/810/Pen.I/81-1 Fin & Plg (FW.Pen.I) Dept.,
dt 28-4-82.]
(ii) Weightage to the members of A.P. State Higher Judicial Service :-
The Concession of adding 5years of service as provided in Article
404-A of Civil Service regulations may be extended to the members of A.P.
State Higher Judicial Service who have opted to A.P. Revised Pension Rules
1980. Where this concession is given, the concession of adding 3 years of servcie as per rule 29 of A.P.Revised Pension Rules 1980, shall not be
admissible.
[G.O.Ms.No.404, G.A (SC-F) Dept, dt. 25.8.83 w.e.f.1.4.78]