S.I. No. 279/1937 - Army Pensions Board (Investigation of Applications Under Part II of the Army Pensions Act, 1932) Regulations, 1937. (1937_si_279) | IE

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1. What was the cause of the death of the deceased ?

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2. From what disablement did he suffer ?

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3. In case it appears from the service certificate that the deceased received a wound or injury while engaged in military service was the death of the deceased due to such wound or injury ?

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4. In case it appears from the service certificate that there is evidence to show that the deceased contracted a disease during his military service, was the death of the deceased due to such disease ?

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5. Were any of the disabilities under 2 due to any serious negligence or misconduct on the part of the deceased person ?

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6. Were there any special circumstances connected with this case which the Board consider should be taken into consideration by the Minister ?

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7. What was the nature of the dependency of the applicant ?

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8. Were there any persons other than the applicant dependent on the deceased ? If so, state names and addresses and nature of dependency.

The following members of the Army Pensions Board attended.

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The report of the Board is as follows :—

(Where the findings of the Board are not unanimous, separate reports signed by the individual members of the Board should be furnished.)

Signed............................................................ .

Chairman of the Board.

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A.P. 40C.

ARMY PENSIONS ACTS, 1932 AND 1937.

REPORT BY THE ARMY PENSIONS BOARD ON AN APPLICATION FOR AN ALLOWANCE OR GRATUITY UNDER

SECTION 13

of THE

ARMY PENSIONS ACT, 1932

, OR UNDER

SECTION 19

of THE

ARMY PENSIONS ACT, 1937

.

Ref. No...................

TO THE ARMY PENSIONS BOARD.

I am directed by the Minister for Defence to transmit the accompanying application for investigation and report in accordance with the Army Pensions Board (Investigation of Applications under Part II of the

Army Pensions Act, 1932

) Regulations, 1937. The relevant service certificate is also sent herewith. The report should take the form of replies to the questions set out herewith.

Ref. No...................

TO THE MINISTER FOR DEFENCE.

The following members of the Army Pensions Board attended :—

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The report of the Board is as follows :—

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Date............................................................ ..........

Application of.....................................................

(Where the findings of the Board are not unanimous, separate reports signed by the individual members of the Board should be furnished.)

Signed............................................................ ....

Chairman of the Board.

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Date............................................................ ......

in respect of the death of

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to whom a pension and a married pension were granted under

Section 10

of the

Army Pensions Act, 1932

.

Given under my Seal of Office this 17th day of September, 1937.

FRANK AIKEN,

Minister for Defence.

I consent to the foregoing Regulations.

SEÁN MACENTEE,

Minister for Finance.

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9. State the nature and the duration of the treatment recommended, and how it may be best carried out.

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10. Is the provision of any medical or surgical appliance considered necessary ?

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11. Were there any special circumstances connected with this case which the Board consider should be taken into consideration by the Minister ? (Note

Section 10

(5) of the

Army Pensions Act, 1932

).

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12. Was applicant medically examined by the Board ?

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A P. 40A

ARMY PENSIONS ACTS, 1932 AND 1937.

REPORT BY THE ARMY PENSIONS BOARD ON AN APPLICATION FOR AN ALLOWANCE OR GRATUITY UNDER

SECTION 12

of THE

ARMY PENSIONS ACT, 1932

, IN RESPECT OF A PERSON KILLED WHILE ENGAGED IN MILITARY SERVICE.

Ref. No................................

TO THE ARMY PENSIONS BOARD.

TO THE MINISTER FOR DEFENCE.

I am directed by the Minister for Defence to transmit the accompanying application for investigation and report in accordance with the Army Pensions Board (Investigation of Applications under Part II of the

Army Pensions Act, 1932

) Regulations, 1937. The relevant service certificate is also sent herewith. The report should take the form of replies to the questions set out herewith.

The following members of the Army Pensions Board attended :—

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The report of the Board is as follows :—

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(Where the findings of the Board are not unanimous, separate reports signed by the individual members of the Board should be furnished.)

Date............................................................ ..........

Application of.....................................................

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Signed............................................................ ....

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Chairman of the Board.

in respect of the death of

Date............................................................ ........

killed while engaged in military service.

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Preamble S.I. No. 279/1937 - Army Pensions Board (Investigation of Applications Under Part II of the Army Pensions Act, 1932) Regulations, 1937. Open official source

STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS. 1937. No. 279.

ARMY PENSIONS BOARD (INVESTIGATION OF APPLICATIONS UNDER PART II OF THE ARMY PENSIONS ACT, 1932) REGULATIONS, 1937.

WHEREAS it is enacted by

Section 9

of the

Army Pensions Act, 1932

, (No. 24 of 1932), that whenever the Minister for Defence after referring under Section 8 of the said Act to the Military Service Registration Board an application for the grant under Part II of the said Act, of a pension or gratuity to or an allowance or gratuity in respect of any person, receives from the Military Service Registration Board a Service Certificate in respect of such person, the Minister for Defence shall (unless it appears from such Service Certificate that such person is not a person to whom a pension or gratuity or in respect of whom an allowance or gratuity could be granted under the said Part II) refer the said application to the Army Pensions Board in pursuance of

Section 7

of the

Army Pensions Act, 1927

(No. 12 of 1927), and thereupon that Section and Section 8 of that Act shall apply subject to the modification that the Army Pensions Board shall not investigate or report on any matter which is, under Part II of the said

Army Pensions Act, 1932

, the subject of ascertainment and certification by the Military Service Registration Board

AND WHEREAS by virtue of

Section 9

of the

Army Pensions Act, 1932

, the Army Pensions Board are required to report to the Minister for Defence in the prescribed form on every application referred to them by the Minister under the said Section 9 and for the purpose of such report are required to cause every such application to be investigated in such manner as shall be prescribed by regulations made with the consent of the Minister for Finance, and the Minister for Defence is empowered by order to make regulations in relation to the said prescribed form, and, with the consent of the Minister for Finance, the manner in which every such application is to be investigated

NOW, I, FRANK AIKEN, Minister for Defence, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by virtue of Section 9 of the Act of 1932 (No. 24 of 1932) and of every and any other power me in this behalf enabling, and so far as relates to the manner in which applications referred to the Army Pensions Board under the said Section 9 are to be investigated, with the consent of the Minister for Finance testified by his signature affixed to these regulations, do hereby order and make the following regulations, that is to say :—

S.I. No. 279/1937 - Army Pensions Board (Investigation of Applications Under Part II of the Army Pensions Act, 1932) Regulations, 1937.

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