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MoD Accn Rules Updated PDF
MoD Accn Rules Updated PDF
PART 1
GENERAL
Scope
2. These rules will apply to all Commissioned Officers of the Army, the Navy
and the Air Force who are permanently posted to AFHQ / IS Organisations and units
attached thereto in Delhi / New Delhi. In the succeeding paragraphs, wherever the
word ‘officer’ occurs, it refers to only such Commissioned Officers.
3. Only married officers who are above the age of 25 years and held on the
permanent strength of AFHQ and units attached thereto and Inter Service
Organisations are entitled for allotment of Defence Pool accommodation provided
the family of the officer is residing with him. If his family is not residing with him,
he may be allotted single accommodation. The term “Family” for purpose of
allotment of accommodation means an officer, his wife or her husband, legitimate
children and step children residing with and wholly dependent on him / her. A
divorcee or a widower with dependent children will be treated as married.
Notwithstanding this unmarried officers of the rank of Maj Gens and equivalent
and above would be allotted one type below entitled / hostel accommodation in view
of their status. Only those officers of the rank of Maj Gen and equivalent and above
who are entitled to reserved accommodation will be allotted such accommodation
irrespective of whether they are married or not.
a) That the officer should be the sole earning member to look after his dependent
parents / brothers / sisters. If he has other earning brothers/sisters, their
particulars regarding the age (s), profession / place or residence and why it is not
possible for his dependent parents/brothers / sisters to stay with him / them needs
to be given.
b) Where the request is on medical grounds, the nature of disease, the treatment
received and period for which further treatment will be required, should be clearly
indicated in the medical certificate. The medical certificate should be
countersigned by the DGMS of the service concerned.
c) That the officer or his parents or any dependent (brother / sister) does not own
a house. If they own any house, why they cannot reside in that house and
what were the accommodation arrangements for them earlier.
Officers on Attachment
6. Officers on attachment or temporary duty to AFHQ are eligible only for single
officers’ Mess accommodation. They are not eligible for allotment of any type of
married accommodation from the Defence Pool during the period of attachment or
while on temporary duty to AFHQ. However, officers posted to Service HQ initially
on attachment followed by permanent posting will be allowed to stay in houses on
rent reimbursement basis during the period of attachment provided the following
conditions are fulfilled:-
AMENDMENT. Officers posted to NDC for attending the course are not eligible to
regular accommodation through MoD pool since allocation of 23 houses in Shankar
Vihar (Vikram Vihar) in 2012 to NDC.
HQ SFC (ADDENDUM). As per PSOC decision dated 17 Nov 2014 SFC officers shall
henceforth be eligible for only hired / hostel (temporary) accommodation or grant of
HRA from MoD pool. Their dependency for permanent accommodation shall rest on
SFC pool.
Types of Accommodation
Regular Accommodation
i) Officers of the rank of Lt Generals & equivalents in the Navy and Air
Force are entitled to be allotted this type of accommodation. The three
Chiefs of Staff, the three Vice Chiefs of Staff, Commandant NDC, CDS
and VCDS are entitled to allotment of appointment houses of this type.
The remaining type VIII bungalows are allotted to PSOs, other Lt Gens &
equivalents in the Navy and Air Force based on their seniority.
(ii) PSOs of the three Service HQrs will take priority for this type of
accommodation over Lt Gens & equivalents (non-PSOs) in the Navy and
Air Force.
Lt Gens and equivalents in the Navy and Air Force take priority of this type of
accommodation. The remaining bungalows are allotted to Maj Gens &
equivalents. At present there are 49 such bungalows in the Defence Pool.
Maj Gens & equivalents in the Navy and Air Force are entitled for allotment
of this type of accommodation. The number of Type VI bungalows available at
present is 17.
Brigs / Cols and equivalents in the Navy and Air Force are entitled for
allotment of this type of accommodation (C-I or C-II flats). However, officers of the
rank of Maj Gens and equivalents in the Navy and Air Force would be entitled to
allotment of this type of accommodation, on overriding priority basis, in case
bungalow type accommodation is not immediately available for allotment to them.
Note
(1) Maj Gens & equivalents in the Navy and Air Force and above are also
entitled to allotment of any lower type of accommodation including Hostel
accommodation on out of turn overriding priority if type VI/type VII
accommodation is not available for allotment.
(2) All General rank / equivalent officers who are given local rank against a
cadre post with the approval of the Government, on production of a
certificate to this effect from the Personnel Branch of Service HQ
concerned, will be granted seniority for entitled as well as one type below
entitled accommodation from the date of such promotion.
(e) Type V Flats
Officers of the rank of Brigs, Cols, Lt Cols, Majs and their equivalents in the
Navy and Air Force are entitled for this type of accommodation. These include
MES flats at Dhaula Kuan, Arjun Vihar, SP Marg, Sangli Apartments and CPWD
accommodation of the type of DI / DII / SO Flats at Chanakyapuri. While only Lt
Cols / equivalents are eligible for allotment of DI type accommodation, DII
type accommodation / SO Flats at Chanakyapuri and DI flats at Bharti Nagar are
allotted to only Majs / equivalents in the Navy and Air Force.
Note
As per ISAAC decision dated 01 Apr 1999, officers of the rank of Maj Gen and
Equivalents in Navy and Air Force would now be required to indicate in the form
itself their willingness to accept lower type of accn. In case any officer fails to indicate
his preference for lower type of accn in the application form and subsequently applies
for allotment of lower type of accn, his seniority will be fixed for allotment of lower
type accn from the date of receipt of such application. Further as per past practice,
officers of the rank of Lt Gen/ eqvt in Air Force and Navy are given over-riding
priority over Maj Gen/ eqvts, if they opt for Type V/ Type VI flats.
Officers of the rank of Capt, Second Lt / Lt (Army) and their equivalents in the
Navy and Air Force are entitled to type IB accommodation at R K Puram,
Sector-II.
(g) The total number of flats (regular) available in Defence Pool and their
allocation to various ranks of officers are given in Paras 98 & 99.
Hostel Accommodation (4 roomed / 3 roomed)
(a) Princess Park Hostel : For officers of rank of Brigs / Cols / Lt Cols and
their equivalents in the Navy and Air Force from a common roster. There are
two 4 roomed and fifty eight 3 roomed hostel accommodation in Princess
Park.
NOTE. The PPOH complex has been handed over to DG DE for construction of
National War Memorial and National War Museum and is no more a part of MoD pool
of accn.
(b) Jodhpur Hostel : Six suites are earmarked for allotment to Lt Cols /
Cols / Brigs and remaining for Majs and their equivalents in the Navy and
Air Force. The number of such suites is 43.
NOTE. The entire Jodhpur Hostel complex has been declared dangerous by CPWD and
no allotment is therefore, being made in the area
(a) Curzon Road Hostel (21 Numbers) : For officers of the rank of Brigs / Cols
and their equivalent in the Navy and Air Force.
(b) Princess Park Hostel (25 numbers) : For officers of the rank of Lt Cols and
above and their equivalents in the Navy and Air Force by a common roster.
NOTE. The PPOH complex has been handed over to DG DE for construction of
National War Memorial and National War Museum and is no more a part of MoD
pool of accn.
(c) Jodhopur Hostel (4 numbers) : For officers of the rank of Majors and
equivalents in the Navy and Air Force.
NOTE. The entire Jodhpur Hostel complex has been declared dangerous by
CPWD and no allotment is therefore, being made in the area
(d) Pragati Vihar Hostel (73 numbers) : For officers of the rank of Majors and
above and their equivalents in the Navy and Air Force.
Note
(i) 2 roomed hostel accommodation will be allotted to only those officers who
do not wish allotment of hired accommodation. Those who are already in
occupation of a hired accommodation will not be eligible for 2 roomed hostel
accommodation. Hence, officers’ name for 2 roomed hostel accommodation
will be included in the roster provided they apply to the Quartering Officer
stating that they are not interested in allotment of any hired accommodation.
But in such cases, officers are not eligible for issue of any Non-Availability
Certificate (NAC) for retention of any accommodation at the previous duty
station, in case hired accommodation is available for allotment.
(ii) Officers are required to apply separately for allotment of servant quarters /
garages in Curzon Road Hostel. Allotment of garages is restricted to only
those officers who possess cars in their own / wife’s name. The priority for
this will reckon from the date of occupation of the suite if the application is
made within 15 days, failing which the seniority will reckon from the date of
receipt of application in the Quartering Office.
Hired Accommodation
13. This comprises houses hired by office of the JS (T) & CAO on Government to
landlord basis in NOIDA (houses constructed by AWHO & AFNHB only) in selected
colonies of Delhi / New Delhi. Houses hired on a monthly rent of Rs.6000/- are
allotted to officers of the rank of Brig and above and their equivalents in the Navy
and Air Force and those hired for Rs.5500/- per month are allotted to officers of the
rank of Maj and above and their equivalents in the Navy and Air Force while houses
hired for Rs.5000/- per month are allotted to Capts and below and their equivalents
in the Navy and Air Force. Houses hired for Rs.5000/- per month can also be allotted
to officers above the rank of Capts / equivalents in case they opt for the same.
CORRIGENDUM. As per GOI LETTER NO. 2(1)/2000/D(Q&C) dated 18 Jun 2009 the
monthly rent for hiring of private houses (rent at rental ceiling rate) in Class X (earlier
classification as A-1) cities has been revised to Rs. 11000/- for the rank upto Col/
equivalent in Air Force and Navy and Rs. 12000/- for ranks higher than Col/
equivalent in Air Force and Navy.
ADDENDUM. The entitlement and condition of grant of HRA to service officers has
been provided in GoI Letter No. 10(55)/98/D(Q&C) dated 29 Sep 99 and GoI Letter No.
10(55)/98/D(Q&C) dated 11 Feb 2008 which are annexed.
PART II
ALLOTMENT RULES
18. The JS (T) & CAO will be the Station Commander for purpose of
administration, allotment and recovery of rent in respect of the accommodation in
the Ministry of Defence Pool. The allotment of married accommodation will,
however, be made on his behalf by the Quartering Officer in the Office of the JS
(Trg) & CAO, Ministry of Defence.
20. In accordance with the ranks, the Quartering Section will maintain separate
waiting lists. These are as follows:-
(a) PSOs
(b) Lt Gens / Equivalents
(c) Maj Gens / Equivalents
(d) Col / Brigs / Equivalents
(e) Lt Cols / Equivalents
(f) Majs / Equivalents
(g) Capts / 2nd Lts / Lts / Equivalents
(For Type IV, R K Puram)
Maj to Brig & Equivalents in the Navy and Air Force. Names of only
those officers who are not interested in any hired accommodation will
be kept on the roster for this type of accommodation.
Fixation of Seniority
21. An officer’s seniority will be fixed from the date he takes up permanent
appointment in AFHQ / IS Orgns plus the period of ante-date seniority, wherever
admissible provided he makes his application for accommodation within 7 days of
the date of his assuming permanent duty. In case of his applying for
accommodation after seven days of his date of assumption of permanent duty, the
officer’s seniority shall be fixed from the date his application for accommodation is
actually received in the Quartering Office.
22. In case an officer is promoted to a higher rank subsequent to the date of his
arrival in the station, the date of promotion will determine priority for allotment of
accommodation to which the officer is entitled on such promotion provided the
application for higher class of accommodation is made within seven days of the date
of such promotion. Otherwise the date of seniority will reckon from the date of
receipt of application from the officer. The officer will not be deprived of his
seniority in a lower class of accommodation appropriate to the rank prior to his
promotion in case entitled accommodation appropriate to the rank then held has not
been provided to him till the date of promotion. In case at the time of promotion an
officer is already in occupation of a quarter, he will not be required to surrender the
same till he is allotted a quarter as per his revised entitlement.
EXCEPTION. As pre PSOC decision in its meeting held on 23 Aug 2001 officers posted
to AFHQ on termination of HDMC / HCC / HACC / DSCC / TSOC and granted
compulsory Leave / EJT may apply for MoD Pool Accn after ten days of termination of
the course. Their seniority for accn would reckon from the date of receipt of their
application, however, they will be considered for allotment of accn on assumption of
substantive appointment and SOS of their predecessor.
Ante-Date of Seniority
23. The conditions governing grant of ante-date seniority are generally contained
in Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter No.45600/Q3 (b-i)/3822-Q/D(Q&C) dated
29 July 1978. Briefly the conditions applicable for grant of ante-date seniority for
Service Officers in the Defence Pool are as under:-
(a) In case an officer is posted from a field area / modified field area as
determined by the Govt of India from time to time, his seniority will be ante-
dated by half the period he spent in the field / modified field area.
(b) Similarly, in case an officer is posted to Delhi after afloat service, his
seniority will also be ante-dated by half of the period he spent on sea.
(c) The above benefit of ante-dating the seniority by half of the period will
also be admissible to the officers posted from the stations where married
accommodation was not available.
(e) Officers who take their families to stations in field where married
accommodation has been constructed, will not be allowed any ante-date of
seniority for allotment of accommodation at new duty station. Likewise
officers taking their families to field area, even at their own expense and with
the permission of the competent authority will not be allowed ante-date of
seniority for allotment of accommodation at the new station.
(f) Officers who are accorded permission to take their family to stations in
field areas but do not utilize the permission, will be granted ante-date of
seniority for allotment of married accommodation at the new station in the
normal manner. This provision will not apply to stations where field service
concession have been finally withdrawn.
(g) A period of less than 3 months spent with the family before an officer
is posted to Defence HQ will not constitute a break of separation for purpose
of the grant of ante-date seniority.
(h) Officers posted from UN Missions and IMTRAT will be granted ante date
seniority by half of the period of the tenure for the purpose of allotment of
accommodation.
Note
For claiming ante-date seniority, an officer will produce the relevant field
area, sea seniority service certificate on the prescribed format placed at
Annexure-III and in case served in a Peace Station where accommodation
was not provided, NAC on the format at Annexure-V from the Competent
Authority within 14 days from the date of assumption of permanent duty.
Claim for ante-date seniority not received within 14 days of assumption of
permanent duty will not be considered.
AMENDMENT. As per PSOC decision in its meeting held on 17 Jul 2013, officers
posted from CI ops/ High Risk Area/ field area and were in occupation of reserved
accommodation/ appointment house during such tenure, shall be permitted to avail
the benefit of ante date seniority, on the grounds that the requirement of staying in a
earmarked accn is the organizational/ functional requirement owing to critical nature
of their posting. The incumbent has no other option to exercise but to stay in the
earmarked accn which cannot be equated to a married accn or rather does not serve the
purpose of a married accn as the families of such officers are not permitted to stay with
them at these stations.
Station Seniority
24. Officers on the regular strength posted from any of the Units in Delhi, New
Delhi, Tughlakabad and Palam area to AFHQ are eligible for seniority from the
original date of their posting to such a station immediately prior to their posting to
AFHQ. For this purpose, the officer has to apply while filling up the application for
married accommodation on the prescribed format duly certified by the competent
authority from the previous unit. Such seniority will not be admissible to officers
posted from Civil Ministries / Department / Organisations located in Delhi / New
Delhi as mentioned in Ministry of Defence letter No.13(1)/89/D(Q&C) dated 31 Jan
1990 (Annexure-I).
After Marriage
26. If an officer is married after his posting, the seniority for allotment of married
accommodation will count from the date of receipt of application in the Quartering
Office after his marriage.
29. In case of non-availability of an officer at the time of receipt of the offer letter
due to exigency of service etc. the same will be communicated to the Quartering
Officer under the signature of his next superior officer along with supporting
documents and this will not bring about any relegation for allotment of
accommodation. However, such communication should reach the Quartering Officer
before expiry of time and date prescribed in the offer letter. Letters received after
the prescribed time and date will not be accepted. In case the officer proceeds on
leave / temporary duty after receipt of the offer letter he should nominate another
officer to accept / take over the accommodation on his behalf. Otherwise he will be
relegated.
Relegation
30. An officer will be relegated to the bottom of the waiting list in case he does
not send his acceptance as explained in the preceding paragraphs within the period
specified in the offer lists or refuses to accept a house duly allotted to him. The
period of relegation for different type of accommodation is under:_
(a) Type VIII Accommodation:- Officers are relegated for six months.
Relegation of PSOs for this type of accommodation will be regulated as
under:-
(b) Type VII Bungalows: Officers of the rank of Lt Gens and equivalents are
not relegated for refusing this type of accommodation. Maj Gens /
equivalents will be relegated for six months.
(e) 3-4 Roomed Hostel Accommodation: Officers who have got this type of
accommodation approved as specified area will be relegated for six months.
Others will not be relegated for regular accommodation for non-acceptance of
3-4 roomed hostel accommodation. However, they will not be considered for
this type of accommodation for second time, if they refuse to accept the same
initially.
31. On completion of the period of relegation as above, the officers name will be
restored in the waiting list with the original seniority. An officer relegated twice
will be considered for allotment only on receipt of a request from him in writing
after the period of second relegation.
Waival of Relegation
32. The waival of the period of relegation will be considered on merit by the JS
(T) & CAO / Director in charge of quartering in CAO’s Office, in case an officer
applies for the same. The officer should submit his application to the Quartering
Office giving reasons for condoning the relegation, duly supported by documents
and recommended by the next superior officer.
33. An officer who fails to collect the allotment letter or occupy the
accommodation allotted to him in accordance with the acceptance given by him, is
liable to face the following actions:-
(b) He will be charged damages rent from the date of such allotment till the
date of immediately following offer.
Deferment of Allotment
36. An officer without losing his position on the waiting list may request in
writing for deferment of his name for a specified period. The minimum period of
deferment will be three months and any extension thereof will also be for a definite
period which will not be less than one months at a time likewise. Officers
proceeding on annual / sick leave for at least a period of one month can also have
their allotment deferred for the period of such leave. No deferment is, however,
allowed during temporary absence on out station or on short leave. Such officers
should make arrangements for acceptance/ occupation of accommodation, if offered /
allotted during this period. The provision of rules of deferment will be subject to
the stipulation that Govt owned / hired / requisitioned accommodation does not
remain vacant in the station.
39. One of the Staff Officers to any PSO is entitled to allotment of out of turn
hired / 2 roomed hostel accommodation. The officer, has, however, to produce a
certificate from the concerned PSO that no other staff officer in his Secretariat has
availed of the benefit of such an out of turn allotment.
CORRIGENDUM. As per PSOC decision dated 12 Mar 2013, officers who are
proceeding to foreign countries to attend courses of instructions on their posting to
AFHQ may granted Field/ Sea time seniority subject to provision of certificate signed
by Commanding Officer/ Head of Branch that the officer did not stay with his family
during the tenure of the Course abroad. The provision of out of turn allotment of
Temporary/ Hostel accommodation stands withdrawn.
40. Officers on study leave and attached to Branches / Dtes of Service HQ can
apply for married accommodation from Defence Pool. However, they will be
entitled to allotment of only hired accommodation or houses on rent reimbursement
basis. The officers on study leave may also be permitted to avail House Rent
Allowance in case they do not avail the facility of allotment of hired
accommodation/accommodation on rent reimbursement basis.
ADDENDUM. As per ISAAC decision dated 06 Jun 2002, service officers posted to
New Delhi for proceeding on Course to IIT Delhi be allotted only hired accn (including
HRR/ HRA). The Committee also decided that the officers proceeding to IIT, Delhi
from the Service HQrs/ ISOs be shifted to hired accn, in case they are in occupation of
Defence Pool regular/ 3-4 roomed hostel accn.
CLARIFICATION. As per ISAAC decision dated 24 Nov 2014 officers who are
permitted to retain MoD pool hired / temporary accommodation for the duration of
the Study Leave, on completion of the Study Leave are required to hand over the
accommodation occupied by them within 05 working days.
Mutual Exchange
45. Mutual exchange of accommodation is not permissible except with the prior
permission of the Quartering Officer provided the accommodation is of the same
type and both the officers are not due for posting out / retirement within next six
months.
Change of Accommodation
46. An officer may seek only one change of accommodation in the same class on
completion of six months’ stay in the accommodation occupied for special reasons to
be mentioned in the application. Seniority for change will be reckoned as under:-
(a) From the date from which an officer becomes entitled to allotment of
accommodation, if he applies for change within one month after completing
six months’ stay in the accommodation occupied.
47. When both husband and wife are in service in AFHQ, only one unit of
accommodation will be allotted to them in accordance with seniority of either of
them on the waiting list in the proper class. Where, however, either husband or wife
is in civil employment in Delhi, Govt accommodation (General Pool or Defence
Pool) will be claimed only from one source.
48. If the Station Commander desires the occupant officer to change from one
accommodation to another for administrative reason or when in occupation of an out
of class accommodation (higher or lower) or when the house occupied has been
approved for dehiring, demolition and so on, the officer should move without any
representation to the alternative accommodation offered to him. Failure to move
will render the officer liable to payment of licence fee at damages rate as applicable
to unauthorized occupants besides disciplinary action.
49. If an officer to whom a residence has been allotted uses the residence or
premises or permits them to be used for any purposes which the Station
Commander, Ministry of Defence considers to be improper or if it is found that an
officer has knowingly furnished incorrect information in any application or written
statement with a view to securing an allotment, the Station Commander may without
prejudice to any other disciplinary action that may be taken against him:-
(a) Declare him to be ineligible for a residence in New Delhi or Delhi for a
specified period.
(b) Cancel the allotment of that residence to him and require the officer to
vacate the Govt accommodation forthwith.
Note : For the purpose of the rule, “improper use” shall include:-
Subletting of Accommodation
50. It is not permissible to sublet accommodation including any part thereof such
a garage or servant quarter. Officers doing so will be deprived of their allotment and
will also be debarred from getting accommodation from the pool for such period as
may be decided by the Station Commander, Ministry of Defence, besides being
liable for disciplinary action.
51. Officers will be personally responsible to ensure that vacant possession of the
accommodation under their occupation is made over to the concerned MES / CPWD
authorities by the date when they cease to be entitled to retain occupation thereof,
under intimation to the Quartering Officer. Similarly, the accommodation allotted
will be taken over through the concerned MES / CPWD authorities and the date of
occupation of the accommodation will be separately intimated by the officer to the
Quartering Officer.
PART III
RETENTION OF ACCOMMODATION
On Transfer
52. Officers are eligible to retain the allotted Defence Pool accommodation during
the tenure of their current appointment in the Defence HQrs. An officer cannot
retain the Defence Pool accommodation beyond ten days after he is transferred out
of his present appointment / tenure in Defence HQrs. Officers vacating their
accommodation will invariably report in writing to the Quartering Officer before
their departure as to when they will vacate the accommodation. Officers not doing
so will be liable for disciplinary action. They are also liable to be charged rent at
damages rate until such time as intimation of vacation is received by the Quartering
Officer. An officer, however, can be permitted to retain the accommodation for the
bonafide use of his family in the special circumstances mentioned in the succeeding
paragraphs.
53. The period of 10 days allowed for vacation of the accommodation can be
extended in the following circumstances :
54. An officer on transfer from AFHQ / ISOs to peace station can retain the
Defence Pool accommodation beyond 10 days of his SOS on ground of non-
availability of accommodation in the new station or on academic grounds of their
children. For this, the officer, on transfer should decide within a maximum period of
two months from the date of SOS whether he would opt to retain the
accommodation on ground of NAC or children’s education and send an intimation to
the Quartering Officer in writing. The option once exercised will be treated as final
and no change of option will be permitted. Officers will not be permitted to
combine the options for retaining accommodation on grounds of non-availability of
married accommodation at the new duty station and on children’s education.
55. An officer who opts to retain the Defence Pool accommodation on NAC
grounds should submit his application to the Quartering Officer along with non-
availability certificate as per the format placed at Annexure-V signed by the
competent authority within two months of his SOS. Officers of the rank of
Brigadiers and below / equivalents occupying regular / 3-4 roomed hostel
accommodation will be shifted to hired accommodation after two months from the
date of SOS, if they are desirous of retaining accommodation in the Defence Pool on
NAC basis. However, officers of the rank of Maj Gens and above/equivalents
occupying bungalow type of accommodation will be shifted to Type VI/ Type V
flats, if they are desirous of retaining accommodation in the Defence Pool on NAC
basis. They may also be permitted to live in private houses on rent reimbursement
basis but the rent in such cases will be restricted to separated family scales. Sanction
for retention of accommodation on NAC shall be granted only after the officer shifts
to alternative accommodation in such cases. Shifting to alternative accommodation
is compulsory and failure to do so will render him liable to face eviction proceedings
as well as charging of rent at damages rate, as applicable to unauthorized occupants.
56. Retention of accommodation on NAC grounds upto a period of one year will
be granted by JS (T) & CAO while sanction exceeding one year will be accorded by
the ISAAC. The veracity of NACs submitted by the officers for periods exceeding
one year will be verified by the respective Service HQ before the case for retention
of the accommodation is considered by the ISAAC.
57. It will be the personal responsibility of the officer to obtain NAC from the
competent authority and forward the same to the Quartering Officer well before the
expiry of the permitted period of retention.
Retention upto the end of current School / College Academic Year of the children
58. Officers can be permitted to retain the same accommodation till the end of
current school / college session of the children in accordance with Govt of India,
Ministry of Defence letter No.A/07832/Q3(B-i)/176-S/D(Q&C) dated 23 April 1973
even if married accommodation becomes available provided an application is made
on the prescribed form together with a certificate from the Head of the Institution
where the children are studying indicating the commencement and termination of
current academic session. Such retention will be further subject to the following
conditions:-
(a) Married accommodation at the new duty station does not remain vacant
during the period.
(c) The officer will not be eligible to rent free single accommodation and
allied services at the new duty station for the period he retains family
accommodation at the last duty station on account of children’s education.
59. Officers who are entitled to reserved accommodation at the new duty station
will also be permitted to retain the Defence Pool accommodation on account of
current school / college academic year of children’s education. In such cases, the
officer will pay for the reserved accommodation at the new duty station at normal
rent liability and pay for the accommodation allowed to be retained at Delhi at
normal rent liability.
ADDENDUM. As per decision of PSOC in its meeting held on 23 Aug 2001, officers
undergoing HDMC/ HCC course and retaining MoD pool accn of grounds of Children
Education may be granted a grace period of 10 days after the date of termination of
course for retention of accommodation.
60. The retention of accommodation by an officer can be permitted till the end of
the current academic year of the professional / technical course of their children in
accordance with Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter No.A/ 07832/Q3(B-i)/2798-
Q/D(Q&C) dated 22 October 1981, subject to the following conditions in addition to
the condition laid down in Para 58(a) and Para 58(b) :-
61. Under normal circumstances the rules do not provide retention of Defence
Pool accommodation for the second academic year. However, genuine cases of
hardship may be considered by the Government provided the following conditions
are fulfilled :-
(a) The facility of retention of accommodation for the second academic year
will be available only where the child goes to Class X or XII. This will not be
admissible in the case of college going children.
(b) The curriculum at the new duty station school is not available / taught
which the child of the officer is studying. Certificate to this effect will be
produced by the officer from the competent education authority of the new
duty station.
(c) No hostel facilities are available at Delhi where the child is studying.
Certificate to this effect from the principal of the school will be produced.
(d) Retention for the second academic year will be permitted, only in respect
of one child.
(e) The officer will be required to shift to alternate hired accommodation for
the second academic year in case of occupation of regular / 3-4 roomed hostel
accommodation.
(f) The rental liability for retention during second academic year will be
equivalent to the rental ceiling prescribed for hiring a house at Delhi for the
rank of the officer seeking such retention.
(g) Application for retention for the second academic year should come from
the officer immediately on his posting out to new duty station after verifying
the chances of admitting his children in a school at the new duty station.
62. (a) Officers posted to a field area are required to apply for allotment of
separated family accommodation in accordance with SAO/10 S/86 with a copy
of such application to the Quartering Officer. On confirmation from the
Station HQrs concerned that their names have been registered for allotment
of separated family accommodation, the officer will be shifted to hired
accommodation, if in occupation of regular / 3-4 roomed hostel
accommodation and permitted to retain hired accommodation till the
allotment of separated family accommodation to them. The application for
allotment of separated family accommodation must be made within two
months of their date of SOS. Officers not applying for allotment of separated
family accommodation can be permitted to retain the accommodation for a
maximum period of two months only.
AMENDMENT. As per PSOC decision dated 25 Aug 2011 officers attending HCC /
HDMC and granted retention on Children Education Grounds till termination of
current academic session on their subsequent posting from the course to high risk areas
to be allowed to retain accommodation for 06 months from the date of termination of
the course.
AMENDMENT. The provision for grant of retention on posting to a modified field,
afloat, high risk area, high intensity, anti-insurgency areas / formations in field /
operational areas / CI (Ops) has been revised as per GoI Letter No.
39987/12/Retn/CAO/E-1 dated 17 May 17. As per the revised policy, officers posted to
field / equivalent areas are entitled to retain MoD pool accommodation on production
of NAC on bi-monthly basis from Stn HQ, Delhi Cantt / nearest base port / AF Stn
Palam subject to a maximum period of 08 months.
63. The family of a deceased service officer can retain Defence Pool
accommodation (Govt owned / hired / privately hired accommodation on
reimbursement) in accordance with Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter
No.582161/Q3(b-i)/4027/D(Q&C) dated 29 Aug 89 for a period of six months after the
death of the officer or until vacation of the accommodation by the family whichever
is earlier on payment of normal licence fee and allied charges. Such families shall
also be permitted retention of the accommodation for a further period not exceeding
4 months beyond the initial period of retention of six months or till the expiry of the
school / college academic year of the children, whichever is earlier on payment of
double the normal licence fee. In all such cases, charges for water, electricity and
furniture will be recovered at the rate as applicable to the non-entitled personnel.
64. Any further retention beyond 10 months may be granted by the Govt of India,
Ministry of Defence on merits under special Government sanction. The rent
recoverable in such cases will be at the rate of revised rental ceiling rates prescribed
for hiring of accommodation for the rank of the deceased officer at Delhi where the
accommodation has been allowed to be retained by the family of the deceased
officer. In case lower category or hostel type accommodation has been provided to
the family then the rent will be recovered at the rate of revised rental ceiling
applicable for hiring of alternate accommodation and charges for water, electricity
and furniture will be recovered at full rates as applicable to non-entitled personnel.
65. The JS (T) & CAO may also permit allotment of alternative accommodation
(Govt owned and not hired or rent reimbursed) from Defence Pool to families of
officers who died at a station other than Delhi. Retention of the accommodation so
allotted will be regulated as mentioned in the preceding paragraphs.
AMENDMENT. As per GOI letter No. 13(40)/97-D(Q&C) dated 16 Aug 1999, the
retention of Govt accn by the families of deceased service personnel will be allowed in
the following manner :-
(a) For initial period of two years in all cases of death while in service by the
Station Commander on payment of normal license fee and allied charges.
(b) In case of those service personnel who died in action/ operational war
duties including counter insurgency related action, additional one year over
and above the period of two years may also be allowed on payment of normal
rent plus allied charges with the approval of Chief of Army Staff, Chief of
Air Staff and the Chief of Naval Staff as the case may be on the merits of the
case. The extended period of retention will not be permissible in cases where the
deceased personnel or his/ her dependants own a house at the place of
posting.
(c) QMG and equivalents of the other two services may allot alternative
defence pool accommodation of the entitled category to the families of the
deceased service personnel at a place other than last duty station in consultation
with the local military authorities at the time of allowing initial period of two
years. However, allotment of alternative defence pool accommodation will be
made only on receipt of intimation of availability of accommodation from the
Command concerned under whose jurisdiction the accommodation is sought to
be allotted.
(b) In case retention beyond four months is sought, the officer will be
required to shift to a lower type of accommodation. Officers upto the rank
of Brigadiers / equivalent will be shifted to a hired / 2 roomed hostel
accommodation and Maj Gens and above equivalent to a type V flat. Rent
for such retention will be four times the normal rent.
67. Service Officers who are re-employed and are posted out of Defence HQrs can
retain Defence Pool accommodation on payment of licence fee at normal rates
subject to the following condition:-
(a) This will be applicable only to such officers who have not availed LPR
and are re-employed by the Defence Services within 60 days from the date of
retirement.
(b) Retention of family accommodation in such cases will be allowed only on
production of “Non-availability of married accommodation Certificate” from
the Station Commander of the new duty station as per existing orders.
(c) Married accommodation at the new duty station does not remain vacant.
(d) The officer will have to pay rent and allied charges for the single
accommodation at the new duty station.
68. The concession regarding retention of Defence Pool accommodation upto the
end of current school / college academic year of the children will also be admissible
to such re-employed officers, subject to all the conditions mentioned above except
(b).
AMENDMENT. As per PSOC decision dated 15 Dec 2009 officers who are re-
employed continuous to their superannuation on their posting to high risk area are
permitted to retain MoD pool regular accommodation for a period of 06 months. The
decision is now further amended to the extent provided under revised policy on
retention on posting to field / high risk area in terms of GoI Letter No.
39987/12/Retn/CAO/E-1 dated 17 May 17.
70. In case an officer who has been permitted retention of the Defence Pool
accommodation on any ground is unable to come to Delhi to handover the
accommodation by the due date because of non-grant of leave on service exigencies,
he may be permitted retention of the accommodation by the ISAAC for a maximum
period of two months on payment of normal rent. This is subject to the condition
that the officer produces necessary certificate from an officer of the status not less
than GOC / FOC / AOC of the Army / Navy / Air Force as the case may be. The rent
payable for further retention on exigency of service ground beyond two months
would be at damages rate. It was further decided by the ISAAC in its meeting held
in April 1999 that the officer can retain the accn for seven days more after the expiry
of the period of EOSC.
ADDENDUM. As per ISAAC decision in its meeting held on 01 Apr 99, in case of
retention of accn on grounds of exigency of service, the officer would be allowed
retention upto seven days from the date he was granted leave after the exigency.
AMENDMENT. As per PSOC decision issued vide Policy Letter No. DMW/32200/1/PSOC
dated 12 Jul 2001 officers posted to high intensity, high risk and anti-insurgency areas and
permitted retention of DP accommodation for six months will not be allowed any further
retention of DPA on any grounds. In all other cases, retention of DP accommodation due to
exigency of service will be permitted for 01 month by GOC and additional 01 month by GOC-
in-C / eqvts. There will be no further extension. Officers entitled for reserved accommodation at
new duty station shall not be entitled for retention of accommodation at previous duty station on
EOS grounds unless permitted retention of accommodation at previous duty station on children
education grounds. This policy will be effective from 01 Aug 2001.
71. Officers proceeding on study leave for a period of more than six months and
attached to Branches / Directorates of Service HQrs during the study leave will be
shifted to hired accommodation in NOIDA or they may be permitted to sponsor
houses in Delhi or to live on rent reimbursement basis.
72. Officers attached to any units not attached to AFHQ will seek allotment of
accommodation from that unit and vacate the Defence Pool accommodation. For
retention beyond ten days of SOS of SOS of AFHQ, the officer will be required to
produce NAC from the unit to which they are attached. Other conditions for
retention on NAC grounds will be applicable to them.
74. Service Officers detailed on a course of instruction in India can retain the
Defence Pool accommodation for the duration of the course or upto a maximum
period of six months, whichever is less. If on completion of the course, the officer
proceeds on leave, he will be entitled to retain the accommodation during the period
of such leave also. On posting to a new duty station on termination of the course /
leave, he will be treated as transferred from AFHQ.
77. In cases where the period of instruction / deputation ex-India does not exceed
one year but is subsequently extended to exceed one year, the officer can retain the
accommodation provided the family is not entitled to proceed ex-India at Govt
expense.
78. If, however, the extension of the period of course of instruction / deputation
entitles the officer to passage for his family under Travel Regulations, retention of
accommodation will be allowed only till the date on which the first available
passage for the family can be arranged. This will however be without prejudice to
the family being allowed to retain the accommodation till the end of the School /
College term and in the event of such retention being granted, retention of the
accommodation will be allowed only till that date on which the first available
passage for the family can be arranged after the date of the end of the School /
College term.
CORRIGENDUM for SSC officers. Govt of India letter No. 13(1)/86/D(Q&C) dated
29 Nov 2016. (Annexure-VIA)
80. Retention for a further limited period can be considered by the Ministry of
Defence on compassionate grounds provided the officer is prepared to pay the rent
at damages rate in advance for the period for which retention is sought. Application
with supporting documents and a crossed bank draft drawn in favour of CAO,
Ministry of Defence towards rent at damages rate for the full period for which
retention is sought should be submitted to the Quartering Officer immediately after
retirement of the officer but not later than 15 days in advance before the expiry date
of three months of retention mentioned above. However, such a request will be
subject to its being granted by the competent authority and as such in case it is not
accepted by the competent authority the demand draft will be returned to the officer.
(a) Medical condition of the officer or his dependent who may be suffering from
serious ailments.
(b) Educational requirement of their children appearing in examinations.
(c) Sudden demise of family member / performance of last rites / rituals.
(d) Marriage ceremony.
(e) Delay in handing over of own house / flat duly supported by certificate from
architect.
Retention of Accommodation on Invalidment
81. Service Officer can retain the Govt accommodation including privately hired
accommodation on rent reimbursement basis for a maximum period of three months
after the date of invalidment from service on payment of normal rent.
82. Service Officers are not entitled to retain accommodation after the date from
which the resignation is accepted or date of dismissal from service.
83. An officer who has not availed of the full concession of retention of Govt
accommodation for three months after his retirement from service, will be allowed
on final release from re-employed service the balance period of retention.
84. If an officer is posted out from AFHQ / ISOs to another station (Station A) and
subsequently to another station (Station B), while retaining Defence Pool
accommodation, he will be permitted to retain the Defence Pool accommodation
under special Government sanction either on grounds of NAC or children’s
education grounds provided the officer is posted out and SOS from Station A to
Station B before the date of expiry of the earlier sanction given, if any, for retention
of the accommodation. In the event of Station B being a field area, further retention
of the Defence Pool accommodation will be regularized under the normal rules
applicable on posting to field area mentioned in Para 62 above.
AMENDMENT. As per ISAAC decision dated 17 Nov 2009, the scope of Para 84 of
MoD Accn Rules has been enhanced to the extent to incorporate all subsequent changes
made in retention schedule including high risk area provisions to bring uniformity in
rules / procedures.
PART IV
QUARTERING CHARGES
85. Charges for rent, water, light, furniture and any other services will be
recovered in accordance with the orders in force from time to time. Arrangement for
recoveries will be made by the Quartering Officer in consultation with the Unit
Accountant.
Licence Fee
86. Licence fee is charged from officers who are in occupation of Defence Pool
accommodation (accommodation constructed / hired / requisitioned by Ministry of
Defence including accommodation constructed by the Ministry of Urban
Development and loaned to the Defence Pool) as per rules and conditions laid down
in Government of India, Ministry of Defencee letter No.1(1)/87/D (Q&C) dated 13
Jan 88, copy placed at Annexure ‘VII’. These rates will also be applicable to
recovery of licence fee from officers occupying houses on rent reimbursement basis
with the permission of the competent authority.
Damages Rent
89. Officer can claim reimbursement of water and electricity charges as per
provision mentioned in Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter NO.1(2)/89/D
(Q&C) dated 31 Jul 89 placed at Annexure XI.
PART V
MISCELLANEOUS
90. An officer will be allowed a period of five working days from the date of
allotment to occupy the accn allotted to him failing which the allotment will be
cancelled besides other penalties mentioned in the allotment rules. If an officer,
who is required to move from one allotted residence to another in the Defence Pool,
remains in occupation of both the residence for not more than seven days, rent
liability in respect of the first residence will cease on the occupation of the second
residence. In case of retention of the first accommodation for more than seven days
in such cases, the officer will be charged rent at damages rate for the first
accommodation from the date of occupation of the second accn till final date of
vacation of the first accommodation.
Surrender of Accommodation
91. An officer may surrender the accn at any time. While the officer will retain
his original seniority in waiting list for re-allotment, he may not necessarily be
allotted the same accn which was surrendered by him. Ordinarily, no allotment of
married accn can be claimed for a period of six / three months from the date of
surrender depending on the type of such accommodation i.e. regular or hired / hostel
accommodation.
Estate Officer
93. Chief Administrative Officer and the Dy Chief Administrative Officer have
been appointed as Estate Officer to exercise the power in respect of Defence Pool
accommodation under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupantss)
Act, 1971 vide SRO 235 dated 21 Jul 78 published in Gazette of India (Part II Section
4) dated 05 Aug 78 subsequently amended vide SRO 141 dated 02 Jun 79 and SRO 15
dated 03 Jan 83.
94. The rental ceiling for hiring of married accommodation for officers posted to
AFHQ in Delhi are as per the rates given in Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter
No.2(2)/84/D(Q&C) dated 15 Apr 88. The rates applicable to various ranks of officers
in the Army and their equivalents in the other two service as per these orders are as
under:-
CORRIGENDUM. As per GOI LETTER NO. 2(1)/2000/D(Q&C) dated 18 Jun 2009 the
monthly rent for hiring of private houses (rent at rental ceiling rate) in Class X (earlier
classification as A-1) cities has been revised to Rs. 11000/- for the rank upto Col/
equivalent in Air Force and Navy and Rs. 12000/- for ranks higher than Col/
equivalent in Air Force and Navy.
95. The above rates have also been extended for hiring of houses in NOIDA
constructed by AWHO and AFNHB vide Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter
No.2(2)/84/D(Q&C) dated 28 Jul 88.
Hiring of houses on Rent Reimbursement basis located outside the municipal limits
of Delhi
96. Officers can apply for rent reimbursement of their own houses in cities such
as Gurgaon, Faridabad, Noida (houses constructed other than by AWHO / AFNHB)
located outside the municipal limits of Delhi. Their application should be
accompanied by the following documents:-
(a) A copy of the sanction issued by the Director General / his equivalent
in Service HQ under whom the officer is working, permitting him to live
in his own house outside Delhi.
(c) A copy of the site plan and a rent reasonable certificate from the
Municipal / Central / State PWD / Registered Architect indicating clearly
the total area of the accommodation and the maximum rent payable at
prevailing rates in the area.
97. Permission for rent reimbursement in such cases can be accorded only with
the concurrence of Ministry of Defence (Fin).
98. At present, the total number of regular accommodation (flats) including those
placed by Ministry of Urban Development at the disposal of Ministry of Defence is
164. The allocation of 1599 of these flats to various ranks of officers is given below
and the remaining 45 flats as indicated in the succeeding paragraph.
Area Col/Brig & Lt Col & Maj & Eqvts Capt & Eqvts
Eqvts Eqvts
DK-I 40 40 30 --
DK-II 60 85 50 --
SPM 53 128 90 --
AV 85 226 170 --
Sangli 44 28 28 --
C-I/C-II 46 -- -- --
D-I -- 31 -- --
D-II -- -- 203 --
99. In addition to the above, 45 houses have been set aside in Dhaula Kuan
Complex for Maj Gen / equivalents. Out of these, 40 flats are earmarked in Dhaula
Kuan Part-I and 5 in Part-II. If, however, General Officers decide to stay in any other
locality, the concerned pool would be given house in Dhaula Kuan.
AMENDMENT. As per decision of PSOC in its meeting held on 10 Aug 2015, 136
houses of Type V/Type VI Flats (lower type) has been earmarked for allotment to Maj
Gen/ eqvt as per Annexure . Apart from 136 houses earmarked, further 24 houses in
other areas are allotted to the rank within the overall ceiling of 160 lower type houses.
Sir,
(b) (I) Officers posted on deputation to DRDO, DGQA and Coast Guard and other
Departments under Ministry of Defence in stations other than Delhi-New
Delhi.
i) Deputationists who are permanently, seconded and posted in station
other than Delhi and New Delhi, shall not be allotted regular Defence
Pool accommodation built out of Army budget. The Defence Pool
regular as well as hired accommodation already in occupation by the
present occupants will be required to be vacated within the stipulated
period of two months. Defence Pool hired accommodation already
allotted to DRDO and DGQA officers will be transferred to their own
pool provided fresh hiring in lieu of such accommodation is possible.
Henceforth, DRDO and DGQA will hire houses for their own officers
or accord sanction for hiring on rent reimbursement basis. Defence
Estates Organisation Service and MES should deal directly with
R&D and DGQA officers and allotment of funds from R&D and
DGGA Budget for payment of rent to the land-lord. Non-availability
of married accommodation certificate in the Station will be issued by
the DRDO and DGQA organisations and not by the Station
Commander. Station HQrs will, whenever possible, assist these
authorities in providing single accommodation to DRDO and DGQA
officers from within their existing resources without resorting to
fresh hirings.
ii) Service officers posted on tenure basis to DRDO and DGQA will be
provided with regular Defence Pool accommodation/hired
accommodation in their turn at par with other service officers posted
in the station. Officers posted to Coast Guard HQrs on tenure basis
shall be governed under the provisions of para 1(a) (ii) and 1(a) (iii)
above.
(b) (II) Officers posted on deputation to DRDO, DGQA and Coast Guard and
other Departments under Ministry of Defence at Delhi and New Delhi.
i) Deputationists who are permanently seconded shall not be allotted
Regular Defence pool accommodation build out of Army Budget.
However, hired Defence pool accommodation shall be allotted under
the arrangements of CAO.
ii) Deputationists officers, who are permanently seconded to DRDO,
DGQA and Coast Guard and have been allotted regular Defence
pool accommodation by the CAO prior to issue of this letter will be
allowed to retain that accommodation till alternative hired
accommodation is provided to them by the CAO or they are posted
out of the station whichever is earlier.
iii) Deputationists officers, who are permanently seconded to DRDO,
DGQA and Coast Guard and have been allotted regular Defence Pool
accommodation by the Station HQrs Delhi prior to issue of this letter
will be allowed to retain that accommodation till alternative
accommodation is provided to them by their Departments or they are
posted out of the Station or for a maximum period of two years,
whichever is earlier.
iv) Service officers posted on tenure basis to Coast Guards will be
governed under the provisions of para 1(a) (ii) and i(a) (iii) above.
However, officers posted on tenure basis to DRDO and DGQA shall
be treated at par with other regular officers posted to Defence HQrs
in the matter of allotment of accommodation.
(c) In addition to the above, the service officers proceeding on deputations to civil
organization on tenure basis including DRDO, DGQA, Coast Guard under
Ministry of Defence (where they are not in receipt of Deputation Allowance)
shall be entitled to:
(a) If in occupation of regular or hired accommodation and the deputation is
in the same station, the officers are to be permitted to retain, the
accommodation in occupation.
(b) Hired accommodation only, if the deputation is to a station other than the
last duty station.
Full flat rate of licence fee for the type of accommodation occupied.
Furniture, when provided by MES, will be charged at assessed rates i.e. 10%
of the capital cost of furniture per annum. Charges for electricity and water,
when supplied through the MES, will be billed at full All India Flat Rates.
(b) Civil accommodation obtained from ministry of Works and Housing, Dte
of Estates.
Rent will be billed under FR 45-A i.e. at the rates at which it is paid by the
Defence to Ministry of Works and Housing. Allied charges for furniture,
electricity and water, where provided by the MES, will be billed as indicated
against (a) above.
Rent will be billed at the rate payable to the house owners. Charges for allied
services, where provided by the MES, will be billed in accordance with (a)
above.
5. This issues with the concurrence of Ministry of Defence (Finance) vide their
U.O. No. 93/W-I of 1990.
Yours faithfully
Sd/-
(KARTAR SINGH)
Under Secretary to the Government of India
Annexure-II
(Please refere to para 19 of the Rules)
Note : Offer letters are normally issued on 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. You are requested to check the
offer letter personally/through a rep/telephonically. (Tel : 23014796/6105/3802)
1. Received initial application with thanks from ___________________________________________ at
_________hrs on ________________.
(Signature of Recipient)
19. Whether you are retaining accn at your last duty station? If yes, please state whether it is : -
(a) On ground of Children Education upto : _____________________________
(Name will be considered for allotment only on personal request)
(b) On any other grounds (state grounds) upto: _____________________________
Note : NAC will be provided up to the date for which seniority has been covered for allotment of regular/hostel/hired accn.
20. If you are posted to DRDO, DGQA, DG AQA, DTE OF PLG & COORD, DTE OF
STANDARDIZATION, DTE OF TECHNICAL DEV & PRO (AIR) etc., state whether you are
PERMANENTLY SECONDED OR ON TENURE BASIS __________________________
21. Whether you are entitled to any ante dated/Delhi Station seniority. If yes, information in this
regard to be submitted as per Appx ‘A’ for ante-dated seniority and Appx ‘B’ for Delhi Stn Seniority,
alongwith application form latest within 14 days from the date of permanent posting.
Certified that : -
(a) IC ____________ Rank _________ Name ___________________________
has served in full field service concessional area/modified area/afloat
appointment from _____________ to ________________.
(b) He was not allotted with Service/Hired Married Accn whilst on posted strength of
this station.
(c) He has not stayed with his family at this station in any type of accn whether
permanent, temporary, hutted, hard-luck or basha or even under his own arrangement for
a period of three months or more at any one time.
(Station Commander)
Equivalent of AF & Navy
Station: SEAL
Dated:
ANNEXURE-IV
(Please refer Para 38 of the Rules)
As on 31 May 2019
2. The officer cannot be provided married accn in the Station by any means referred to in
Para 9 of Ministry of Defence letter No 7506/93/1/D (Q&C)/47 dated 4th Dec 1947, as amended
from time to time, reproduced in SAO 10/S/86.
3. The number of officers on the waiting list in the Station for allotment of
permanent accn is __________ and for temporary accn is __________. The officer’s
position is _________for permanent accn and __________ for temporary accn. He is
likely to be provided permanent accn Government owned/hired by _________________
and temporary accn by ______________.
4. Further certified that no officer junior to him on the waiting list has been allotted any
type of family accn and the officer has not been granted NOC for claiming HRA for a period of
more than three months.
DETAILS OF MOD POOL ACCNS: FLATS (REGULAR & TEMPORARY) UNDER ADMINISTRATIVE
CONTROL OF JS(TRG) & CAO
GEN LT
AREA BRIG COL MAJ CAPT TOTAL
OFFRS COL
The forms to be used while submitting request for various purposes are given in this
Section. Wherever forms are not prescribed such as for change of accommodation, retention of
accommodation on NAC grounds, waiver of relegation etc officers may submit their
applications on plain paper alongwith prescribed documents.
FORM NO. 1
Place_________________ Signature_________________________________
Office address_____________________________
Date:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
Tele no ___________________________________
House inspected on
Station Commander Rep / Army Rep / Naval Rep / Air Force Rep
For completion by sanctioning authority
Sanctioned/Not Sanctioned
FORM NO. 3
House inspected on
Station Commander Rep / Army Rep / Naval Rep / Air Force Rep
For completion by sanctioning authority
Sanctioned/Not Sanctioned
FORM NO. 4
To
The Quartering Officer
MOD, CAO/E_1, New Delhi
(c) My new unit is located in Peace / Operational / Afloat / High Risk Area.
(d) I am at present in occupation of MOD Pool Accommodation No
__________________________.
(e) I intend to vacate the accommodation on ________________________
(OR)
(f) As my posting is to a peace station, I intend to retain the accommodation either on CEG
or on NAC grounds and the ground will be intimated within 2 months.
(g) I have received a copy of rule position explaining grounds for retention of MOD Pool
Accommodation. **
2. I am aware that on my posting to a field area. I have to vacate the MOD Pool accn within 2
months and in all other cases within 10 days w.e.f the date of SOS except with specific sanction by the
CAO’s office for further retention as authorized in the rules, failing which I am liable to be charged
damages rent w.e.f date of SOS and eviction proceedings under the Rules.
3. The particulars of Govt accn (including hostel, hired and rent reimbursement house) occupied
by me during the period of my posting at Defence Headquarters are given below: -
PARTICULARS OF ACCOMMODATION PERIOD OF OCCUPATION
4. I undertake to clear all the outstanding dues in respect of present accn at the time of its
vacation. I also undertake to intimate any subsequent change in my date of posting, failing which I am
liable for disciplinary action under rules.
Signature_____________________________
Rank & Name ________________________
Personal Number ______________________
CDA (O) A/c No _______________________
Dated:_____________________ Dte & Branch_________________________
E-MAIL ID : ________________________________
CERTIFIED THAT ABOVE UNIT IS LOCATED IN PEACE/OPERATIONAL/AFLOAT/HIGH
RISK AREA
To be countersigned by the concerned Works Dte (with stamp/seal)
PTO
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
(a) Officers are advised to real the MoD Pool Accn Rules/Govt Instructions on the subject in their own
interest.
(b) An officer cannot retain the MOD Pool Accn beyond 10 days from the date of SOS unless he has
been specifically permitted to retain the accn in accordance with MOD accn rules.
To
The Chief Administrative Officer
Ministry of Defence
New Delhi - 110 011
APPLICATION FOR ISSUE OF NO DEMAND CERTIFICATE OR
3. I have stood surety for the following Government Servants in respect of accn allotted to
him/her/them.
NAME PARTICULARS OF MOD POOL ACCN
4. An undertaking regarding the recovery of any outstanding dues for licence fee/electricity/water
charges barrack damages etc in respect of the accn occupied by me and mentioned in Para 2 above is
enclosed in triplicate.
5. My post retirement address, along with mobile number and e-mail id, is as under: -
Yours faithfully,
Name:
Rank & Service No
Office Address:
Dated:
UNDERTAKING
I hereby undertake to pay any outstanding dues for license fee/damages rent/electricity /water
charges/barrack damages etc in respect of the accn occupied by me and mentioned in Para 2 of the
application
Signature_____________________________
Place Name ________________________________
Date Service No& Rank ___________________
CDA (O) A/c No ______________________
FORM NO. 6
Certified that the above information is correct. I undertake to surrender the garage
within one month of the sale of the car or apply for retention of garage in case of purchase of
another car.
(Note:-Please refer to instructions on overleaf)
Signature _____________________
Office Address_________________
Office Stamp & Seal _______________________________
______________________________
TeleNo _______________________
Place:________________
Date:________________
PART II(to be filled by CAO/E-1)
AO, CAO/E-1
- - 200
APPROVED/NOT APPROVED
(QUARTERING OFFICER)
ALLOTMENT OF CAR GARAGE/SERVANT QUARTERS (SQ)
UNDER MOD POOL
(INSTRUCTIONS)
1. Name :
2. Rank :
3. Personal Number :
4. CDA (O) Account Number :
5. Office Address :
6. Telephone Number :
7. Date of Reporting at Delhi :
8. Name of person getting married and :
relationship with the applicant
9. Type of Accn and the locality where :
accn is required
10. Period for which Accn is required for :
marriage purposes
11. Certified that : -
(a) The accommodation if allotted will be vacated within the authorized period.
(b) I shall pay special licence fee for the above period with effect from the date of allotment.
(c) I shall produce the invitation card in proof of above while taking the allotment letter.
(d) I am at present in occupation of house No _____________________.
Place: ________________________________
(Signature of the Officer)
Date:
____________________________________________________________________________________
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PART II (to be filled by CAO/E-1)
AO, CAO/E-1
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APPROVED/NOT APPROVED
(QUARTERING OFFICER)
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1. Received initial application with thanks from
___________________________________________ at _________hrs on ________________.
(Signature of Recipient)
OFFER/ALLOTMENT
SAO (QTR)
ISAAC 2019
SAO (QTR)