Service in non-pensionable posts or offices to count for pension in cases of certain officers and servants of Municipal Councils. [ 11, 15 of 1957.]
13. Where such rules relating to pensions, gratuities, annuities or retiring allowances as are referred to in section 58 (1) and 58 (2) of the Local Government Service Ordinance, subsection (4) of section 3* [* Omitted from the Revised Edition of the Legislative Enactments, 1956, under section 6 (1) of the Revised Edition of the Legislative Enactment Act.] of the Local Government Service (Amendment) Ordinance, No, 37 of 1947, are deemed, by virtue of that subsection, to be applicable to any officer or servant of a Municipal Council, then, if he has, before the principal enactment came into operation, been in the service of that Council as the holder of a post or office that is pensionable under those rules, any period of service rendered by him to that Council as the holder of a non-pensionable office or post whether daily paid or monthly paid prior to his appointment to the pensionable post or office shall, whether or not it is continuous with his service in the pensionable post or office, be taken into account in the computation of the qualifying service for, and the amount of, the pension, gratuity, annuity or retiring allowance to be awarded under those rules. |